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Atlanta Falcons football is only a few days away. Both the Falcons and New Orleans Saints wrapped up their final practices of the week on Friday, giving us insight into who we can and possible cannot expect to see when both teams hit the field on Sunday. We’ve been monitoring the practice reports all week, so let’s look at the game designations which have been handed out following Friday’s practices.
You can expect to see the injury reports here every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
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FULL PARTICIPATION
- N/A
LIMITED PARTICIPATION
- WR Drake London (knee) QUESTIONABLE
- CB Darren Hall (quadricep) QUESTIONABLE
NO PARTICIPATION
- N/A
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FULL PARTICIPATION
- C Erik McCoy (calf)
- LB Pete Werner (groin)
LIMITED PARTICIPATION
- WR Michael Thomas (hamstring) QUESTIONABLE
- S J.T. Gray (hamstring) QUESTIONABLE
- T Landon Young (hip) QUESTIONABLE
NO PARTICIPATION
- WR Tre’Quan Smith (groin) OUT
- RB Dwayne Washington (hamstring) OUT
- CB Paulson Adebo (ankle) OUT
- S Tyrann Mathieu (illness) QUESTIONABLE
There was no real change to the Falcons’ injury report on Friday. We did, however, get game designations, as Drake London and Darren Hall are both listed as questionable to play on Sunday against the Saints. Per ESPN’s Michael Rothstein, head coach Arthur Smith said that London has been progressing and a decision on whether he will play or not this weekend will be made on Saturday. We’ll likely find out Sunday what that decision is.
Looking at the Saints, they have several players—including wide receiver Michael Thomas— listed as questionable. They also have Tre’Quan Smith, Dwayne Washington and Paulson Adebo officially ruled out against the Falcons. A new name popping up on the practice report, Tyrann Mathieu, has been designated as questionable to play due to illness. The Saints may be a bit more depleted than Atlanta as we head into the opening game.
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