Falcons Injury Updates

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Atlanta Falcons, Darnell Mooney

Falcons lose starting WR Darnell Mooney for several weeks with shoulder injury and sign D.J. Chark

Darnell Mooney’s status for the start of the season is uncertain as the Atlanta Falcons’ second-leading receiver in 2024 is expected to miss several weeks of training camp with a shoulder injury.

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Falcons’ Darnell Mooney to miss ‘a few weeks’ with training camp injury

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Falcons Starting Receiver To Miss Several Weeks With Shoulder Injury

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Falcons' Darnell Mooney out several weeks with shoulder injury

Mooney has been the team's No. 2 wide receiver behind Drake London since he was signed by Atlanta in the 2024 offseason from the Chicago Bears.

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Falcons WR Drake London wows crowd with one-handed catch in practice

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Saturday's NFL: Ex-Wolverine Josh Metellus inks $36M extension with Vikings

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$20M Falcons rookie scare eased by Jeff Ulbrich, who gave injury update

Atlanta Falcons' training camp witnessed a blend of intensity and reassurance. Rookie edge rusher James Pearce Jr. ignited spirited exchanges, showcas

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Falcons Raheem Morris “Fired Up” LB Returning From ACL Injury

After missing his entire rookie season due to injury, the Atlanta Falcons will finally get to see their former third-round pick back in action

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Falcons place 3 players on non-football injury list, release veteran DB

The Atlanta Falcons announced a handful of roster moves following Thursday's practice, releasing defensive back Kevin King and placing defensive lineman LaCale London, cornerback Cobee Bryant and linebacker Malik Verdon on the non-football injury list.

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Falcons head coach provides injury updates on Kyle Pitts, Troy Andersen

Falcons head coach Raheem Morris provides injury updates on Kyle Pitts, Troy Andersen ahead of first camp practice

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Injury Doubts for Buccaneers as Week 1 Clash with Atlanta Falcons Looms

The Atlanta Falcons beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers twice last season, but watched Tampa claim a fourth-straight NFC South title in 2024.