Falcons' Grady Jarrett provides injury update after win over Cowboys
Drake London suffered a hip injury in the first half before Grady Jarrett exited the game with an Achilles injury in the second half. While fans feared the worst for Jarrett, it sounds like he could be okay. After the game, the veteran defensive lineman ...
Injury update on Falcons’ stars Grady Jarrett, Drake London
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Jarrett (Achilles) told reporters that he's considered day-to-day following a promising MRI on Monday, Josh Kendall of The Athletic reports. The 31-year-old defensive tackle played 31 defensive ...
All things considered, there is some positive news on the injury front for the Falcons after their Week 9 victory over the ...
After missing most of last season due to a season-ending ACL injury, Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jarrett returned with a vengeance in Sunday’s contest. Despite not playing in a live regular ...
Jarrett will not return to Sunday's game versus the Cowboys due to an Achilles strain, Tori McElhaney of the Falcons' official site reports. Prior to exiting, Jarrett recorded two solo tackles and ...
Both had a sack and three quarterback hits. Defensive tackle Grady Jarrett had a sack and a quarterback hit. Also, defensive tackle Ta’Quon Graham had a quarterback hit. “Just gave him the game ...
Apparently changing the defensive system, trading for Matthew Judon and the return of Grady Jarrett aren’t enough to turn the tide of the Falcons’ terrible history of rushing the passer.
The two first-quarter sacks, which were recorded by linebacker Arnold Ebiketie and defensive end Grady Jarrett, are the ...
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