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London did not participate in Thursday practice as knee injury keeps him day-to-day ahead of Week 14 vs. Seattle.
Dorlus sat out with a groin issue, risking his first potential absence after starting games this season.
Falcons also listed Onyemata and Hellams as did not participate due to foot and hamstring injuries respectively.
Chris Lindstrom was limited on Thursday but has remained a regular on the injury report.
Linebacker Malik Verdon was placed on the season-ending NFI list, ending his stint with the team this season.
Josh Woods, hampered by a hamstring issue, was limited after being fully participating earlier in the week.
Coach Raheem Morris indicated the team will prioritize London’s health and will not rush him back.
The Falcons released a Thursday practice report listing full participants and limited participants for Week 14 prep.
The Falcons face a key Week 14 game in Seattle, with decisions on London and Dorlus potentially impacting the lineup.
The report highlights multiple injury notes beyond London and Dorlus, including Lindstrom and Woods affecting rotation.

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A new elite WR archetype prioritizes route precision and hands over sheer speed.
Teams are increasingly valuing these players for offenses that demand timing and issue-free catches.
Offensive schemes adapt to feature receivers who excel in precision routes.
Defensive adjustments target this archetype to disrupt timing-based plays.
The trend influences scouting, with evaluators prioritizing technical polish over speed alone.
The article notes several players exemplify this wave of receivers in recent seasons.
Executives believe this archetype will shape draft and contract decisions going forward.
Coaches emphasize practice focus on consistency and route discipline.
The piece underscores why elite receivers now require multi-faceted skills to succeed.
Overall, the article frames this shift as a strategic evolution in how teams deploy top receivers.

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London will not participate in Wednesday's Falcons practice and remains day-to-day.
Head coach Raheem Morris indicated London’s return will come when he’s ready to go.
London has been sidelined for two weeks with a knee injury in 2025.
London’s 2025 stat line includes 60 receptions for 810 yards and six touchdowns.
The Falcons will release a full injury report later on Wednesday.

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Drake London is day-to-day with a knee injury and did not practice on Wednesday as Atlanta prepares for Seattle.
Morris said London will be evaluated with running work and may sit out practice but is eager to play when healthy.
Dorlus (groin) and Onyemata (foot) were among players who did not participate in Wednesday’s practice.
DeMarcco Hellams (hamstring) was listed as a DNP on Wednesday, adding to injury concerns.
Josh Woods returned to practice in a limited capacity after missing time since the Berlin trip.
Chris Lindstrom and Matthew Bergeron returned as full participants, clearing major injury concerns on the line.
The Falcons released the full injury report for Wednesday ahead of Week 14 vs. the Seahawks.
London’s status for Sunday remains uncertain, with a decision likely to come close to kickoff.
The Falcons face a Week 14 game against the Seattle Seahawks in Seattle.
The report confirms multiple players with non-injury status taking rest or limited roles.
The article includes a brief reminder to sign up for the Falcons newsletter for updates.

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