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Inactives: Panthers at Falcons

Bosher back to IR; Allen re-signed to handle punting

Here’s the game-by-game look at the scores and schedule for the 2019 Atlanta Falcons.
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Dec 8, 2019

As the Falcons host the Panthers Sunday, the team reported inactive players. The Falcons’ inactives include: wide receiver Brandon Powell, safety Sharrod Neasman, defensive end John Cominsky, guard Jamon Brown, tackles Ty Sambrailo, guard James Carpenter and defensive tackle Deadrin Senat.

Brown played in 10 games and has made nine starts this season.

The Falcons officially activated guard Chris Lindstrom and cut tight end Carson Meier.

Also, punter Matt Bosher re-injured his right groin and was placed on injure reserve. The Falcons re-signed punter Ryan Allen on Saturday.

Allen signed with the Falcons on Nov. 4 and saw action in four games, totaling 552 yards on 14 punts and placing six kicks inside the 20-yard line.

Bosher was set to handle the punting, but was re-injured in a closed Friday practice for the second time this year.

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