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Falcons get unfortunate QB news that might lead Cooper Rush to a Week 2 start

Kevin Stefanski said all four quarterbacks remain options as Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa recover and Cooper Rush deals with back spasms.

  • On Wednesday, Atlanta Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski announced he has not named a starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers, stating the staff is "not ruling anybody out."
  • Cooper Rush started the Falcons' 20-13 opening loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers after Tua Tagovailoa suffered an oblique injury and Michael Penix Jr. remained sidelined with a knee recovery.
  • Tagovailoa missed Wednesday's practice due to his ongoing oblique issue, while Rush and Penix split first-team repetitions as Stefanski manages the quarterback evaluation.
  • All four quarterbacks, including undrafted rookie Jack Strand, remain candidates to start, a decision complicated by a quick turnaround for next Thursday's game.
  • Penix, recovering from his third ACL surgery, practiced Wednesday but stressed he is "still working toward" playing, noting he must reach specific physical goals.
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Stefanski not ready to announce Falcons starting QB against Carolina as Penix nears his return

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — As Atlanta Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski said Monday he's not ready to announce a starting quarterback for Sunday's home opener against Carolina, Cooper Rush's one-week

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