The Atlanta Falcons have waived 2022 starting linebacker Mykal Walker and signed Frank Ginda, the 2023 USFL defensive player of the year.
Walker started and had four tackles in the Falcons'
at Miami on Friday night. Falcons coach Arthur Smith did not play most of his projected starters against the Dolphins.The Falcons did not announce an injury to Walker in Friday night's game, but the 2020 fourth-round draft pick apparently was unavailable for the remainder of training camp. Smith said several players were held out Sunday with soft-tissue injuries.
Later Sunday, the Falcons announced Walker's release in a one-sentence statement. No mention was made of an injury or other reason for the move. Walker had a career-high 107 tackles with two interceptions and one sack in 16 games, including 12 starts, in 2022. He was fighting for his starting spot on the
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