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Falcons QB Taylor Heinicke out for game with hamstring injury

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The Atlanta Falcons have ruled out quarterback Taylor Heinicke for the remainder of Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals. Heinicke suffered a hamstring injury during a scramble in the fourth quarter and was replaced by Desmond Ridder.

Falcons’ QB Taylor Heinicke ruled out today with a hamstring injury.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 12, 2023

The Falcons trail by five with four minutes left in the game. Check back for our postgame reaction and recap.

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