The Atlanta Falcons ended practice after pass-rusher Jalon Walker was carted off the field with a suspected torn ACL.His injury, which happened during a two-minute drill at Tuesday’s training camp, drew an emotional reaction from teammates.Walker was carted off the practice field in front of emotional teammatesGettyThe entire Atlanta team took a knee while Walker was down, and before he was carted off, they all surrounded the young player and talked with him.The tough moment comes days after the Falcons suffered a scare over quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.“Promising edge Jalon Walker is feared to have torn his ACL, a potential brutal injury for this defense,” NFL insider Ian Rapoport shared Tuesday.“Walker will have an MRI to confirm the injury from practice today, which drew an emotional reaction from his team.”Senior Falcons reporter Tori McElhaney provided further context in a post on X. “Cart has come onto the field for Jalon Walker. Whole team on a knee,” she wrote.“Falcons were going through two minute simulation and Walker was down in the backfield once the play was over. Falcons end practice as Walker gets carted off.”Head coach Kevin Stefanski brought the team together briefly, before calling time on practice after the incident.The edge rusher had taken his normal place on the left side of Atlanta’s defense during a full-team period, and fired upfield once the ball was snapped. When the play concluded, and the next one was set to begin, Walker remained on the ground. He was quickly attended to by trainers nearby and teammates gathered around him to take a knee.Walker was offered words of encouragement by teammates as he was carted offGettyPlayers clapped off the 22-year-old as he was taken back to the locker room. Walker, the No. 15 overall pick in the 2025 draft, recorded 5.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery in his rookie season.Jalon Walker was set to make ‘huge strides’ in Year 2He was primed for big things this season, having been described as a ‘Swiss Army knife’ by many analysts thanks to his versatility across the line.The Falcons were intentional about managing Walker’s load as a rookie, and focused on his talent as a pass-rusher.Heading into Year 2, defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich set expectations high.“I’ll say this, the vision for him is so much clearer,” Ulbrich said in May.Walker was set for big things in Year 2, but will now be sidelinedGetty“He’s going to make huge strides this year in every way — from a pass rush perspective, a pure end perspective.“But then also we’re going to start to utilize his versatility off the ball and all the stuff he can do.”In a cruel turn of events, it appears Walker won’t see much action in Year 2, and the Falcons will be left holding their breath before the results of the MRI come back.