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Falcons’ injury report: Onyemata, McGary and Street miss practice Thursday

Falcons linebacker Arnold Ebiketie (17) tackles Saints quarterback Derek Carr (4) with Falcons defensive tackle David Onyemata (90) during the second half of a NFL football game between the Falcons and the Saints in Atlanta on Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023. (Bob Andres for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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Falcons linebacker Arnold Ebiketie (17) tackles Saints quarterback Derek Carr (4) with Falcons defensive tackle David Onyemata (90) during the second half of a NFL football game between the Falcons and the Saints in Atlanta on Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023. (Bob Andres for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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Dec 14, 2023

FLOWERY BRANCH — Defensive tackles David Onyemata and Kentavius Street and offensive tackle Kaleb McGary – all starters – did not practice Thursday, according to the Falcons’ official injury report.

Onyemata (ankle) and McGary (right knee) did not play Sunday against the Bucs. Street sustained a pectoral injury in the game. Onyemata may have suffered a setback after he was limited in practice Wednesday.

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Linebacker Nate Landman (left knee), left tackle Jake Matthews (knee), right guard Chris Lindstrom (ankle) and center Drew Dalman (ankle) all were limited in practice.

Cornerback Jeff Okudah (ankle) and defensive tackle LaCale London (knee) fully participated in practice.

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