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Coach Jim Mora said wouldn’t say if it was an ankle or achilles injury. It’s apparently not a knee strain, which had been reported. Dunn believes he’ll be ready for Sunday.

Coach Jim Mora said Dunn looked 100%. Dunn, listed as questionable with a knee injury, looks very likely to start and take the majority of snaps on Sunday. He should rack up big yards versus Arizona.

It’s not a MCL sprain, so we guess that is good news. Dunn will probably be listed as questionable, but it sounds like he’ll play on Sunday.

Dunn played well last night before leaving with soreness in his inner thigh.

James Fenderson appears to be competing with rookie Quincy Wilson for the third running back spot, but with the team keeping two fullbacks (starter Justin Griffith and either George Layne or Stanley Pritchett), a third tailback may not be necessary. “I’d say Justin is our third running back,” coach Jim Mora said.

Dunn has been impressive thus far for the Falcons.

The team called it a strained left hamstring. They’ll update Dunn’s condition today, but it sounds somewhat minor.

The comment was made in jest. With T.J. Duckett settling in to a clear short-yardage, red/zone role, Dunn is unlikely to score often down the stretch.

He won’t be ready to fully join the Falcons in their offseason conditioning program. If you were debating whether to protect him in keeper leagues or not, this isn’t a great sign.

Dunn will be a key player to watch this summer for health reasons. T.J. Duckett and/or rookie Quincy Wilson would benefit in fantasy leagues if Dunn doesn’t return the same.