Jeff Van Note, Former Atlanta Falcons Center and Six-Time Pro Bowler, Dies at 80
Former Atlanta Falcons center and six-time Pro Bowl selection Jeff Van Note has died at age 80.

Amarillo, TX, October 2, 2026 —
Jeff Van Note, a respected former center for the Atlanta Falcons and a six-time Pro Bowl selection, has passed away at the age of 80.
Van Note played his entire NFL career with the Falcons, establishing himself as a durable and impactful player during his tenure. He was selected to the Pro Bowl six times, a testament to his consistent performance and recognition among the league’s elite players during his era.
Throughout his career, Van Note was a key figure on the Falcons’ offensive line, known for his leadership and skill. His contributions helped anchor the team’s offense for many seasons.
The details surrounding his passing have not been made widely public beyond the announcement of his death at 80 years old.
Van Note’s legacy extends beyond his individual accolades, as he is remembered by fans and former teammates for his dedication to the Falcons franchise and his significant contributions to the sport of professional football.
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