Anyone watching the Falcons game?

[Danny White]

I saw that both Dunn and Norwood were hurt, but didn't see how bad. Anyone watching the game have information on these injuries?

[Danny White]

Gradkowski benched... Rattay in.

[LowTech]

I saw a graphic that I believe said return doubtful on both of them. Something with the knee on both.

[Danny White]

I saw a graphic that I believe said return doubtful on both of them. Something with the knee on both.

Don't like to see that... especially with Dunn who's one of the classiest guys in the league.

But we do seem to be hitting teams at the right time injury-wise lately.

[Danny White]

Looks like Dunn has a calf injury and Norwood hurt his knee. Both went off the field under their own power.

[sjordan6]

Really havent got a word on the injuries but the falcons are simply not a very good team. They barely won todays game and thats because the bucs do not have a qb. The falcons do not have an offense and do not score alot of points. One of their scores came on controversial fumble for a td and their passing is horrid. Too many drops and an inconsistent run game.

The Cowboys will win this game simply because the falcons will not be able to score on the boys. The falson defense is not very good and they are also experiencing too many injuries.

I predict a 30-13 victory becaue they have morten anderson.

[Cowboy from New York]

This is a brief article that the redzone had:

Dunn, Norwood leave Falcons-Bucs game with injuries
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Atlanta running backs Warrick Dunn and Jerious Norwood were injured during the third quarter of Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and were not expected to return.

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Dunn limped off the field with a left calf injury after gaining 9 yards on his last carry. Four plays later, Norwood injured his right knee, but was able to walk off the field on his own power.


Fullback Justin Griffith took over and two plays later scored on a 21-yard run to give Atlanta a 14-6 lead.

[Crown Royal]

I didn't see the game. A good thing. I have never seen worse receivers on one team in my life.