Chicago Falcons' wide receiver, Darnell Mooney, is reported as 'day-to-day' with a shoulder injury, according to the team's coach.
Darnell Mooney, the Atlanta Falcons' wide receiver, continues to recover from a shoulder injury he sustained during the team's first official practice in July. The injury occurred during the team's training camp.
Raheem Morris, the head coach of the Falcons, provided an update on Mooney's injury on Monday. However, the update on Mooney's practice participation does not change the initial statement that he is "day-to-day" while recovering from his shoulder injury.
On Wednesday, Mooney participated in practice, but the specific details about his participation, such as his performance or any limitations, were not provided. This practice session took place during the Falcons' ongoing training camp.
The Falcons initially stated they would re-evaluate Mooney's injury in a few weeks, providing an update on Monday. The update on Mooney's injury was also provided on Monday.
Mooney was projected to slot in as the Falcons' WR2 before the injury. His shoulder injury has affected his ability to play in the Falcons' upcoming games. However, the fact that Mooney participated in practice does not necessarily mean he will be able to play in the Falcons' upcoming games without further evaluation.
Raheem Morris did not specify whether Mooney would be ready for the Falcons' home opener on Sunday. The Falcons have not yet confirmed whether Mooney will be on the active roster for the home opener on Sunday.
At the moment, there are no relevant or current search results regarding the health status of Darnell Mooney or the timing of a decision about his participation in the Falcons' home game on Sunday.
As Mooney continues his recovery, the Falcons will undoubtedly be hoping for a speedy return to full fitness for their promising wide receiver. We will keep you updated on any developments regarding Mooney's injury and his potential return to the field.
