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NFL·INJURY·October 23, 2026 01:13 PM ET

Falcons rule out Divine Deablo, Brian Robinson Jr. among four for Week 7

Deablo missed two straight practices with a forearm injury.

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CB Billy Bowman (hamstring), LB Divine Deablo (forearm) and OT Michael Jerrell (bicep) and RB Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstr Via @marcraimondi on X

What happened: Atlanta ruled out linebacker Divine Deablo (forearm), running back Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstring), offensive tackle Michael Jerrell (bicep), and cornerback Billy Bowman (hamstring) for Week 7, per Marc Raimondi. Beat reporter Daniel Flick noted that safety Kendal Daniels practiced in a guardian cap on Friday while the four injured players remained sidelined.

Why it matters: The designations thin Atlanta across both units, particularly at linebacker after Divine Deablo exited on Oct. 18 with an arm injury and was downgraded to out. The secondary also faces reduced depth after the Falcons released cornerback Malcolm Dewalt IV on Oct. 22, while Robinson and Jerrell leave vacancies in the backfield rotation and offensive line.

By the numbers: Four Falcons players carry out designations into Week 7: two with hamstring injuries (Robinson and Bowman), one with a forearm issue (Deablo), and one with a bicep injury (Jerrell). Deablo missed two consecutive practices this week after his Oct. 18 exit and previously missed practice time on Aug. 11.

What to watch: Atlanta will elevate depth options across the front seven, secondary, backfield, and offensive tackle spots when Week 7 game-day inactives are submitted. The next status update on Deablo, Robinson, Jerrell, and Bowman will come when the Falcons release their initial Week 8 practice report.

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