Atlanta Falcons' Cordarrelle Patterson (lower leg) out Thursday versus New England Patriots
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Falcons will be without Cordarrelle Patterson, one of the group's top weapons, against the New England Patriots on Thursday night.
Patterson has been managing a lower leg injury, and on Wednesday, lead trainer Arthur Smith said he would take the choice up to game time.
Patterson, the Falcons' second-driving beneficiary and driving rusher, is amidst a lifelong year. The 30-year-old utility player as of now has 473 getting yards and 303 surging yards, overshadowing the season highs in his earlier eight years. He has additionally scored seven absolute scores, rising to the TDs scored in his youngster year in 2013.
Without Patterson, Atlanta will depend on Mike Davis, Wayne Gallman and practice crew call-up Qadree Ollison for surging obligations. The group additionally raised beneficiary Marvin Hall, a possible downfield danger, to give Atlanta one more getting choice alongside Russell Gage, Olamide Zaccheaus and Tajae Sharpe.
The Falcons will likewise be without tight end Hayden Hurst, who was put on harmed save Thursday with a lower leg injury. Atlanta marked tight end Parker Hesse to assist with making up for the shortcoming.
The remainder of Atlanta's inactives are recipient Christian Blake, cornerback Kendall Sheffield, security Jaylinn Hawkins and guarded linemen John Cominsky, Marlon Davidson and Tyeler Davison.
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