Injury update: Key Eagles set to sour against Cardinals

The Falcons will get a couple of central members back on the field Sunday against the Cardinals.

Nickel corner Avonte Maddox (pectoral), left monitor Landon Dickerson (thumb) and linebacker Nicholas Morrow (midsection) were undeniably left without game situations with are supposed to play.

Here is the Falcons’ status report for Sunday:

Out: Darius Kill (knee)

Problematic: Zach Cunningham (knee), Albert Okwuegbunam (hamstring)

Maddox, 27, hasn’t played since tearing his pec back in Week 2.

The Birds enacted his training window last week however chose for keep him out for the Goliaths game.

Maddox was a full member practically speaking again this week.

 

Getting Maddox back ought to be a major lift for an optional that has truly rearranged players at the nickel cornerback spot since the injury.

The Birds have utilized Mario Goodrich, Josiah Scott, Eli Ricks, Sydney Brown, James Bradberry and Bradley Roby at the position this year.

Dickerson, 25, missed last week’s down in the wake of having thumb a medical procedure.

Veteran Sua Opeta filled in at left monitor.

Be that as it may, Dickerson was a full member the entire week by and by with a wrap to his left side thumb.

We’ll need to perceive how much that will influence him on Sunday evening.

Last week was the main game Dickerson has missed in the last two seasons.

For a critical player injury concerns emerging from Alabama, Dickerson has been really solid in his three-year NFL profession.

At linebacker against the Goliaths, the Falcons had to begin Shaq Leonard and Ben VanSumeren, while Nolan Smith additionally saw his most memorable snaps at off-ball linebacker.

That was Leonard’s initial beginning with the Hawks and VanSumeren’s most memorable cautious snaps in the NFL.

Morrow was sketchy last week going into the Goliaths game.

He tried out the injury during pregame warmups yet was seen flinching and turned out to be latent.

It’s nothing unexpected Kill is out.

The veteran is as yet recuperating from arthroscopic knee medical procedure and will miss his third consecutive game.

The Hawks didn’t put Kill on IR and they expect him back for the end of the season games.

In his nonattendance, tenderfoots Kelee Ringo and Eli Ricks have made a decent showing and filling in.

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