Wide receiver Julio Jones and running back Steven Jackson are among the eight Atlanta Falcons probable for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns.

Jones missed two days of practice with what was called an illness. He declared himself fully healthy after practicing Friday. Jackson missed Thursday's practice ill, but was back Friday. The same was the story for fullback Patrick DiMarco.

Receivers Harry Douglas (foot), Devin Hester (wrist), and Drew Davis (foot) are probable, along with guard Jon Asamoah (shoulder) and defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux. Davis was activated from the physically unable to perform list following offseason foot surgery, so Sunday would mark his first action of this season.

Cornerback Robert Alford (broken wrist) and offensive tackle Jonathan Scott (hamstring) were the only Falcons ruled out. Alford is expected to miss the next three games.

For the Browns, tight end Jordan Cameron (concussion) and wide receiver Marlon Moore (hamstring) were ruled out. Linebacker Karlos Dansby (knee) is doubtful, and linebacker Jabaal Sheard (foot) and defensive back Johnson Bademosi (concussion) are questionable. Defensive lineman Desmond Bryant (wrist), linebacker Barkevious Mingo (shoulder), and defensive lineman Ahtyba Rubin (knee) are probable.