Rookie safety Terrell Floyd left practice in ambulance
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FLOWERY BRANCH -- Falcons safety Terrell Floyd, an undrafted rookie from Louisville, became dehydrated and fainted at the rookie minicamp on Friday.
Floyd left the facilities in a Hall County ambulance.
"It’s been a long time since bowl practice," Falcons coach Dan Quinn said. "There were some tired guys out there today. It was great to see them work.
He played in 50 games over his career and made 143 tackles and eight interceptions. Last season he had 49 tackles and one interception. He played cornerback for his first three seasons before moving to safety last season.
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