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Falcons Injury report: Jones, Jackson miss practice

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Dec 25, 2014

Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (hip) and running back Steven Jackson (quadriceps) did not practice on Thursday.

Jones is expected to play against the Panthers, while Jackson’s status is unclear.

Kicker Matt Bryant (illness), wide receiver Harry Douglas (foot) and Roddy White (ankle) returned to practice. Cornerback Josh Wilson (hamstring) was working out with the training staff.

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