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Johnson, Olatoye signed to practice squad

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Sept 5, 2016

Running back Gus Johnson and cornerback Deji Olatoye were added to the Falcons’ practice squad on Monday.

Johnson was with the team over the offseason. He was released on the cut down to 75 players.

Olatoye, who played at North Carolina A&T, has spent time with Baltimore, Kansas City and Dallas.

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