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Inactives: Falcons at Panthers

Pressbox view at Bank of America Stadium before the Falcons (2-7) play the Carolina Panthers (5-4) at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. (By D. Orlando Ledbetter/dledbetter@ajc.com)
Pressbox view at Bank of America Stadium before the Falcons (2-7) play the Carolina Panthers (5-4) at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019. (By D. Orlando Ledbetter/dledbetter@ajc.com)
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Nov 17, 2019

On the Friday, the Falcons declared tight end Austin Hooper, running back Devonta Freeman and safety Kemal Ishmael out of the game against the Panthers.

On Sunday, tackle Matt Gono, defensive end John Cominsky, wide receiver Brandon Powell and defensive tackle Deadrin Senat were designated inactive.

For the Panthers, wide receiver Brandon Zylstra, running back Mike Davis, linebacker Jordan Kunaszyk, cornerback Ross Cockrell, linebacker/defensive end Christian Miller, guard Dennis Daley and defensive tackle Kyle Love were designated inactive.

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D. Orlando Ledbetter, Esq. is the award-winning Atlanta Falcons beat writer for the newspaper and has been on the staff since 2003. D. Orlando strives to provide inside information into the Falcons and the NFL. He finds the most joy in providing insight into the team, coaching moves, offseason business moves, draft and games.

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