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White, Douglas return to Falcons practice

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Dec 5, 2014

Falcons wide receivers Roddy White (ankle) and Harry Douglas (foot) returned to practice today after sitting out on Thursday.

White did not play in Sunday’s 29-18 victory against the Cardinals after testing the ankle prior to the game.

Falcons cornerback Robert Alford did not participate in the portion of practice open to media. He’s missed the past two games with a fractured wrist.

The Falcons play at Green Bay on Monday night.

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