Devonta Freeman off Falcons injury report

Devonta Freeman appeared unfazed with a knee injury that kept him out of practice on Tuesday.

The Falcons running back practiced for the second consecutive day on Thursday. Falcons coach Dan Quinn said that Freeman had no limitations. He is not listed on the team's final injury report in advance of Saturday’s Wild Card playoff game at the Rams. Freeman said he would be in the lineup.

“I'm good,” Freeman told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution following Thursday's practice.

The Falcons’ injury report included wide receiver Julio Jones (ankle/ribs), returner Andre Roberts (knee/ankle), center Alex Mack (calf), defensive end Adrian Clayborn (calf) and tight end Levine Toilolo (knee). Clayborn and Gabriel were full participants and the others were limited participants. All are expected to play Saturday.

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