Panthers healthy for matchup with Falcons

Published: Nov 21, 2008 at 07:07 AM

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- In a rarity this late in the season, the Carolina Panthers have no injury concerns heading into Sunday's game at Atlanta.

All 53 players practiced fully Friday. Only four were listed on the injury report, with center Ryan Kalil, linebacker Thomas Davis, offensive tackle Jeremy Bridges and defensive tackle Darwin Walker all marked as probable.

Kalil has missed four of the past five games with a sprained right ankle, but has practiced all week.

Davis practiced the past two days after being held out Wednesday with a sore ankle.

Bridges is back after missing Sunday's win over Detroit with an irregular heartbeat.

Walker could play Sunday for the first time since injuring his neck in a car accident Oct. 25.

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