What happened: Kevin Stefanski said Cooper Rush is still getting treatment on his back and is not fully 100%. He is expected to be a full participant in Wednesday's practice for Atlanta.
Why it matters: That keeps the Falcons' quarterback decision live heading into the week after Stefanski said he had not yet named a starter. It also gives Atlanta a better shot at a steadier offensive outing after Rush was set to start for the Falcons and Stefanski said the unit should look better than it did against the Steelers if Rush plays this weekend.
By the numbers: Wire Report has logged four Falcons quarterback updates since Sept. 7: Tua Tagovailoa was set to start on Sept. 7, Michael Penix was inactive for the opener on Sept. 11, Rush was named the starter later that day, and Stefanski said Rush was close to 100% on Sept. 14.
What to watch: Atlanta's next practice report and any starter announcement later this week will sharpen the picture. Rush's workload after ongoing treatment is the main detail to watch.