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Matt Urben

Watch: Falcons CB Isaiah Oliver picks off Jimmy Garoppolo

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The Falcons activated cornerback Isaiah Oliver from the injured reserve list on Saturday and it didn’t take long for the former second-round pick to make his presence felt.

With Atlanta leading 21-14 after a Marcus Mariota touchdown run, the 49ers were driving down for a late field goal when Oliver intercepted quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo on the final play of the second quarter.

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