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Falcons fans show off their best #DirtyBirdFace for Super Bowl

Atlanta Falcons fans have descended upon Houston to celebrate and cheer on the Falcons who will face off against the New England Patriots at Super Bowl 51 on Sunday, February 5. (Janay Kingsberry/AJC)
Atlanta Falcons fans have descended upon Houston to celebrate and cheer on the Falcons who will face off against the New England Patriots at Super Bowl 51 on Sunday, February 5. (Janay Kingsberry/AJC)
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Feb 5, 2017

If you've passed by someone covered in black and red paint, don't be alarmed. It's likely an Atlanta Falcons fan showing off their best #DirtyBirdFace for the Super Bowl.

With the biggest football event of the year just hours away, supporters are displaying their spirit with jerseys, caps, T-shirts and makeup.

Here are a few fans on social media showing off their best look.

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