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Eagles’ A.J. Brown declared out for game vs. Falcons

Falcons’ Antono Hamilton Sr., Nate Landman declared out
By AJC Sports
Sept 14, 2024

PHILADELPHIA -- Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (hamstring) was declared out for the game against the Falcons on Sunday, by the team.

Brown was listed as questionable on Saturday. Brown, a three-time Pro Bowler, is one of the NFL’s top wide receivers.

He had five catches for 119 yards and 67-yard touchdown in the Eagles’ 34-29 victory over the Packers in their season-opener.

Falcons defensive back Antonio Hamilton Sr. and linebacker Nate Landman were declared out on Saturday.

Hamilton is out because of his groin and Landman because of calf and quad issues.

The Falcons and the Eagles are scheduled to meet at 8:15 p.m. Monday at Lincoln Financial Field.

Landman did not practice Thursday or Friday. Hamilton didn’t practice Thursday and was limited in practice Friday.

--D. Orlando Ledbetter

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