Falcons offensive guard Jamon Brown, who missed past four practices because of an illness that was not related to COVID-19, returned to practice Tuesday and suffered an injury.
Before Wednesday’s practice, Dan Quinn announced that Brown was in the NFL’s concussion-protocol program.
Brown is one of four offensive guards in contention to start at left guard this coming season for the Falcons. Although Brown began the 2019 season as a healthy scratch in the season opener against the Vikings, he stepped into a starting role after right guard Chris Lindstrom suffered a broken toe. Brown started nine of the 10 games he appeared in last season.
Brown, however, did not appear in any of the final four games of the season.
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