Daniel Edward Reeves led a principled and legendary football life. He became the first person to guide the Falcons to the Super Bowl and touched many lives along the way.

"Dan Reeves leaves a lasting legacy in our game as a player and coach," Arthur Blank, the Atlanta Falcons owner and chairman, said in a statement. "His track record of success in Dallas, Denver ...

Reeves went 49-59-1 in his seven seasons there before his departure prior to the conclusion of the 2003 season. Reeves finished 190-165-2 in his 23 seasons as a head coach, and his 190 wins are ...

Dan Reeves speaks to reporters during a news conference in Atlanta Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1997, after being named the new head coach and vice-president of football operations for the Atlanta Falcons.

Daniel Edward Reeves was born in Rome, Georgia, but grew up in Americus, in the southwestern part of the state. He attended college at South Carolina, where he was a three-year starter at ...

Legendary NFL coach Dan Reeves, who ranks 10th all-time in wins and reached nine Super Bowls as a player and coach, died on Saturday morning at the age of 77. Reeves’ death was first reported by ...

Dan came to us from the Dallas Cowboys, of course, where he worked under head coach Tom Landry. At that time, all the Cowboys players desired by the press for interviews had to be brought into a large ...

Broncos coach Dan Reeves pauses in what appears to be a moment of prayer as the Denver defense had to hold Atlanta to break up the drive on the Falcon’s last score. The Denver defense did not hold.

Andrews has come a long way from those Little League days. These days he’s in the big leagues, playing center for the Patriots.

Head coach Dan Reeves of the Denver Broncos talks with his quarterback John Elway circa 1988 at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado. Reeves was the head coach of the Denver Broncos from 1981-92.

Dan Reeves with Michael Vick after a Falcons win in 2002. AP After 12 seasons and six playoff berths with Denver, Reeves was fired and quickly picked up by the Giants in 1993.