
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Cooper Rush is on track to take the field as the starter for the opening week against the Pittsburgh Steelers, despite dealing with a back issue that flared up. The former Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens passer was thrust into the starting role after projected starter Tua Tagovailoa went down with an oblique ailment sustained during Thursday's practice sessions.
Tagovailoa has officially been sidelined for the season-opening matchup, leaving Rush to step in under center. To provide necessary depth amidst the ongoing health concerns at the position, the organization also promoted two athletes from their practice squad ahead of kickoff.
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