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Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. Continues His Rehab From ACL Surgery During Trip Back to Indiana
Penix has been limited to individual and 7-on-7 drills while the Falcons wait for medical clearance that could affect their quarterback competition.
- Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix expects to meet with his doctor today to seek clearance for full-team participation, a critical milestone in his recovery from ACL surgery.
- Recovery from a third ACL surgery has limited Penix to individual work throughout training camp, preventing him from participating in full-team periods where he could compete directly.
- The planned quarterback competition between Penix and Tua Tagovailoa remains stalled, as Tagovailoa has handled nearly all starting 11-on-11 repetitions while the Falcons await Penix's full participation.
- During joint practices with the Indianapolis Colts this week, Penix remained focused on development, stating, "I want to take advantage of every rep I get" despite limited opportunities.
- Quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt acknowledged in June that a true competition requires Penix's full participation, leaving the team's depth chart unsettled heading into the preseason.
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Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. continues his rehab from ACL surgery during trip back to Indiana
Michael Penix Jr. did quarterback drills, seven-on-seven work and mental reps as his Atlanta Falcons teammates squared off with the Indianapolis Colts during two days of joint practice.
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Falcons Get Telling Michael Penix Jr. Update After Colts Practice
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