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Biermann not at open practice

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Sept 23, 2015

Falcons defensive end Kroy Biermann was absent during the open portion of practice on Wednesday.

Biermann, who had a key sack and forced fumble to help the Falcons rally to victory over the New York Giants, was not mentioned in the injury report and likely had a personal matter to attend to.

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