Injury report: Michael Turner is probable; Shockey doesn’t practice
Atlanta running back Michael Turner leaves the game during 2nd quarter action against Arizona. Turner returned to the sidelines in the second half, but did not return to the field to play. Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com
FLOWERY BRANCH – Running back Michael Turner (groin) fully participated in practice on Friday and was listed on the injury report as probable.
Wide receiver Michael Jenkins (shoulder) was limited again and safety Erik Coleman (knee) did not participate. Both were listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Saints.
For the the Saints, tight end Jeremy Shockey (quad) did not practice on Friday. He was not on the injury report all week and is listed as probable for the game on Sunday.
Running back Chris Ivory (knee) and tackle Zach Strief (knee) both fully participated in practice on Friday and are both probable.
Jeremy Shockey (quad injury) is probable for Sunday's game. (Associated Press)
Safety Usama Young (quad) was limited on Friday and is listed as questionable.
Running back Reggie Bush (fibula), cornerback Randall Gay (concussion) and linebacker Anthony Waters (hamstring) did not participate in practice are have been declared out of Sunday’s game.
Out = definitely will not play
Doubtful = at least 75% chance will not play
Questionable = 50-50 chance will not play
Probable = virtual certainty will be available for normal duty
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53 comments Add your comment
reckingball
September 26th, 2010
9:34 am
come on, man@4:27pm…….”saints season ticket holder from early 70s to mid 80s”, what happened after the mid 80s, did you put a paper sack on your head, and stay at home on game day?
The U
September 26th, 2010
9:41 am
The falcons have establihed a “run the defense into submission” identity. The balance of power has shifted in the nfc south as of today.
Smokey
September 26th, 2010
12:13 pm
Now is not the time to baby your skill players and put them on the shelf like some crystal figurines. It’s week 3 and we are playing the defending chanps who just happen to be in our division. They get paid the big money, play ‘em!