FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- Falcons running back Tevin Coleman said Wednesday he is 100 percent healthy after missing three straight games with a hamstring injury.The Falcons (6-4) are coming off their bye week, and Coleman said the extra time was really perfect for me.Coleman had no restrictions in Wednesdays practice for Sundays game against Arizona.The extra week let me get extra work in to feel 100 percent, Coleman said.The return of Coleman gives Atlanta its top two running backs against the Cardinals No. 1 ranked defense. The first-place Falcons are trying to protect a one-game lead over Tampa Bay in the NFC South.Coleman was sharing time with starter Devonta Freeman before suffering the injury on Oct. 23 against San Diego. Colemans five rushing touchdowns lead the team, and he adds a big-play threat to the passing game. Despite missing the three games, he is fifth on the team with 19 catches for 330 yards with one touchdown.The Falcons need the added punch Coleman provides to the passing game after placing tight end Jacob Tamme on injured reserve with a shoulder injury.The return of a healthy Coleman put a smile on the face of offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan.Id been anticipating it, Id been hoping for it, Id been praying for it, Shanahan said after the practice. Its going well so far, so knock on wood that it keeps continuing.Shanahan said Coleman does change the field even when he doesnt touch the ball, due to his threat to make an explosive play.You hope he gets the numbers to show for it, but even if he doesnt he affects the game when youre a talented player like him, Shanahan said.Arizona is expected to match its star cornerback Patrick Peterson against Falcons receiver Julio Jones.We know we have our work cut out for us, but we have some matchups that we like, too, coach Dan Quinn said. Thats why were so excited to have our full complement of guys back, with the exception of Tamme to IR. Past that, were ready to get rocking, too.Jones had 10 catches for 189 yards and one touchdown against Peterson and the Cardinals in 2014.Hes one of the top corners in the league, Jones said. Im up there with the top receivers in the league. ... Its definitely bigger than me and him. Weve got 10 other guys out there with us. Its going to be fun, though, because hes a guy who comes and competes every play and Im going to do the same.The bye week also helped cornerback Desmond Trufant return from a shoulder injury, but punter Matt Bosher missed practice with a hamstring injury. Quinn said Bosher also wont practice Thursday.The team signed free agent punter Matt Wile to the 53-man roster this week after placing tight end Jacob Tamme on IR following shoulder surgery.Bosher, who also handles kickoffs, is expected to test his injury in Fridays practice. 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Hell be making his second career start against Cincinnati.Throughout his career, Leake has been an innings-eater whos able to limit his walks and be pitch-efficient without relying on strikeouts. His first season in a Cardinals uniform has been no different.Coming into Thursdays start at Great American Ball Park, Leake has not walked a batter in a career-high 30 straight innings, the longest active streak in the major leagues and second-longest this season.Despite his outstanding control, Leake has given up his share of runs this season. He allowed six runs and seven hits in five innings in his last start. In his only other meeting against the Reds, the 28-year old San Diego native allowed six runs and 10 hits while escaping with a no-decision in a 7-6 walk-off Cincinnati win June 7 at Great American Ball Park, where he has 34 victories.Cincinnatis starter in Thursdays finale of a three-game series is left-hander Brandon Finnegan, whom the Reds got from the Kansas Ciity Royals last July in the Johnny Cueto trade.ddddddddddddFinnegan has been a victim of tough luck this season, but not in his last start Friday when he tossed six shutout innings in a 6-0 win at San Diego.He has 10 quality starts but three times was the victim of a blown save and was the Reds starter on April 21 when the Cubs Jake Arrieta tossed a no-hitter at Great American Ball Park. Finnegan suffered a 1-0 loss on May 23 at Dodger Stadium.The Reds hope to have shortstop Zack Cozart back in the lineup Thursday after he missed two starts with a bruised right ring finger.He did make great improvements from last night, Reds manager Bryan Price said Wednesday. but this gives him a chance to go through more treatment and be in there tomorrow.Cincinnati won Tuesdays opener on Scott Scheblers three-run, walk-off home run. The Cardinals rebounded with a 5-4 victory Wednesday behind a pair of doubles and two RBI by Brandon Moss, Stephen Piscottys homer and solid relief work.The Cardinals come into Thursdays rubber game having won 18 of the past 22 series against the Reds. In the last 11 series at Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati has won only three.Weve got talent out there, St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said. Some days its just easier than others for whatever reason. Its never easy. Some days its hard to get anything to go your way. ' ' '