Falcons add Martino, Miller to practice squad

Wide receiver Freddie Martino and tight end Kyle Miller were added to the Falcons’ practice squad on Monday.

The two additions pushed the team to the maximum of 10 practice squad players.

Martino, an undrafted rookie free agent from North Greenville, was with the team during training camp. He caught a 67-yard touchdown pass in the exhibition season finale against Jacksonville.

Miller, 6 feet 5, 262 pounds, played at Mount Union. He has spent time with the Jaguars, Colts and most recently, the Dolphins.

Cornerback Ricardo Allen, safety Sean Baker, guard Harland Gunn, tackle Terren Jones, wide receiver Bernard Reedy, defensive tackle Travian Robertson, linebacker Jacques Smith and running back Jerome Smith were previously signed to the practice squad.

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