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Falcons injury report: Julio Jones, Dante Fowler game-time decisions

081920 Flowery Branch: Atlanta Falcons cornerbacks (20) Kendall Sheffield (from left), Isaiah Oliver, and Josh Hawkins run an agility drill with the cornerbacks group during training camp on Wednesday, August 19, 2020 in Flowery Branch.    Curtis Compton ccompton@ajc.com
081920 Flowery Branch: Atlanta Falcons cornerbacks (20) Kendall Sheffield (from left), Isaiah Oliver, and Josh Hawkins run an agility drill with the cornerbacks group during training camp on Wednesday, August 19, 2020 in Flowery Branch. Curtis Compton ccompton@ajc.com
Sept 25, 2020

Cornerback Kendall Sheffield (foot) and safety Ricardo Allen (elbow) were declared out of the game against the Bears at 1 p.m. Sunday, and wide receiver Julio Jones (hamstring) and Dante Fowler (ankle) will be game-time decisions and were listed as questionable on the official injury report Friday.

“With all the guys, (Fowler) will get some work today. I just really want to see get-off and change of direction,” Falcons coach Dan Quinn said earlier Friday. “He and a couple of others I’ll watch today.”

Jones did not practice all week.

“Kind of in the same space with him to see it all the way up to until our time on the day of the game,” Quinn said. “He has the rare ability to do that when called upon if he’s available. We’ll give him and a couple of others all the time and space that they need to see what it could look like. The only way we’ll do it is that he’s ready to do his thing. We’ll take it all the was up to the game with Julio.”

Here’s the Falcons' full report from Friday:

Friday, Sept. 25 – Game Report

Thursday report:

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