Falcons injury report: Kevin King, Antonio Hamilton out for Sunday vs. Commanders

FLOWERY BRANCH — Cornerbacks Kevin King (concussion) and Antonio Hamilton Sr. (quadriceps) were declared out for Sunday’s game by coach Raheem Morris on Friday.

Wide receiver Casey Washington (concussion) fully participated in practice Thursday and has cleared the concussion protocol. He has not played since the game against the Chargers on Dec. 1.

Outside linebacker Lorenzo Carter (groin), wide receivers Drake London (knee) and KhaDarel Hodge (ribs), linebacker Nate Landman (rest), tight ends Ross Dwelley (ankle) and Charlie Woerner (rest) and defensive tackle Zach Harrison (Achilles) were limited at practice Thursday, but did not receive a game-day designation.

London left the game Sunday against the Giants with a hamstring injury and did not return. After the game, Morris said he could have returned.

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