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Bergeron

Brown lost out to Jason Snelling behind Michael Turner and Jerious Norwood. Kelly has ability, but is raw and could use a year on the practice squad.

Bergeron was signed off of the practice squad two days ago. He was released to make room for RB Aaron Stecker and will likely end up back on the practice squad.

Bergeron has been back and forth between the Falcons and the practice squad this season, so he is likely headed back there.

Bergeron was just re-signed last week. His release likely means that Michael Jenkins (ankle) is expected back this week.

Bergeron takes the roster spot of Brian Finneran, who was placed on injured reserve. Mostly a special teamer, Bergeron isn’t close to meriting consideration in fantasy leagues.

Bergeron’s only professional game experience is in the Arena Football League. Brian Finneran is dealing with a knee injury, so Bergeron will give the Falcons some depth at the wideout position.

The former Arena League standout has been doing the roster shuffle for a couple weeks now. He’s not a factor in the passing game.

Atlanta may be without Michael Jenkins (ankle) on Sunday, so Bergeron returns to supply depth. Bergeron will mostly focus on special teams, though.

They’ll be carried on the 80-man offseason roster. The 75th overall pick in the 2009 draft, Brewster is the most heralded prospect of the group, though he didn’t generate any interest on Dallas’ practice squad all year.

Bergeron closed out the season on Dallas’ practice squad after spending time with the Falcons and Bills. He’s jumping ship to the Arena League because his reserve/future contract is null and void without a collective bargaining agreement. Bergeron will make between $400 and $1,000 per game.