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5 key upcoming dates for the Falcons

Game-by-game breakdown of the Falcons 2019 schedule.
By AJC Sports
April 30, 2019

Here’s a look at five key upcoming dates for the Falcons as they continue to prepare for the 2019 season:

May 10-11: Rookie minicamp in Flowery Branch.

May 20-21: Organized team activities (OTA) workout days. Other OTA dates are May 23 and May 29-31.

June 11-13: Mandatory minicamp in Flowery Branch.

Mid-July: Training camp opens in Flowery Branch. (exact date will be announced in June).  The CBA allows teams to open full-squad training camp up to 15 days before their first preseason game.

Aug. 1: Falcons vs. Broncos in Hall of Fame Game, Canton, Ohio

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