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FLORHAM PARK http://www.seattleseahawksteamonline.com/marquise-blair-jersey , N.J. (AP) — Sam Darnold is one step closer to returning from his foot injury.The New York Jets rookie quarterback was a full participant at practice Wednesday, putting him on track to start at Buffalo against the Bills on Sunday.“That’s the goal,” Darnold said. “I’m really excited about this week and where we’re headed. I’m really excited about how I felt today, so as of right now, I’m really excited about hopefully getting a chance to play on Sunday.”Yes, he’s really excited.After all, Darnold has missed the past three games with a strained right foot. He was injured against Miami on Nov. 4 and hasn’t played since. Despite Darnold fully participating and Josh McCown limited with a sore back, coach Todd Bowles wouldn’t commit to the rookie starting this week.“We’ll see,” Bowles said. “It’s too early in the week.”Darnold certainly is preparing as though he’ll be playing in the icy cold of Buffalo, where the temperature is expected to be right around freezing Sunday.So, instead of hitting the practice field bundled up in layers Wednesday with the temps in the low-30s, the California kid wore a short-sleeved shirt.“It was cold today, but I had a little wet suit underneath,” Darnold said with a big grin. “So, I was really warm and felt like I didn’t really need long sleeves. I just kind of went with it.”Added Bowles: “This is going to be about how it’s going to be on Sunday, so I’ll think he’ll be fine. He’s 21, he’ll shake it quick.”Darnold returned to practice on a limited basis last week , but was not active last Sunday as McCown started in his place for the third straight game. Bowles said the No. 3 overall pick was working on shaking off the rust by getting his timing right.“He looked fine,” Bowles said of Darnold’s performance Wednesday. “I mean http://www.seattleseahawksteamonline.com/cody-barton-jersey , he threw the ball around pretty good, but it’s Day 1, so we’re trending.”Darnold acknowledged that there’s occasional soreness as he works his way back from the foot injury, the details of which haven’t been disclosed other than the team calling it a “strain.” The quarterback was in a walking boot for a few days after the injury and has been gradually improving during the last four weeks.“I knew it was three or four weeks, but for me it was really just depending on how I felt, if I felt ready to go, so hopefully this week,” Darnold said. “So far after that last practice, I feel really good, so I’m really hoping to get back out there this Sunday.”The 39-year-old McCown had one touchdown pass and four interceptions filling in for Darnold, and the Jets went 0-3 in those games.Darnold still leads the NFL with 14 interceptions despite missing three games, but will try to jumpstart an offense that has struggled during New York’s six-game losing streak.“It’s been tough,” Darnold said of sitting out a month. “It (stinks). Josh has done a great job, honestly, of everything, really handling everything the way he has has been amazing. But for me, watching and not having a chance to do anything about it (stinks), but at the same time it is what it is and I knew that going into it.“So, I was just trying to get healthy every single week and come back and hopefully this week is the week.”If Darnold returns this week http://www.seattleseahawksteamonline.com/phil-haynes-jersey , it will be the first time he’ll take on Buffalo’s Josh Allen, who was taken four picks after New York took its quarterback.Darnold and Allen got to know each other well during the months leading up to the draft, both working with Jordan Palmer and preparing for the next step in their football careers. Darnold said it would be “fun” to face Allen, even though he knows the Bills rookie — who set a Buffalo record for quarterbacks with 135 yards rushing last week against Miami — could be trouble for the Jets’ defense.“The dude is a freak athlete,” Darnold said. “He’s so big and runs so fast and can throw the ball a mile. He’s a handful for defenses all around the league, but I know that — like I’ve had — there’s just some different looks that you go against than college. So he’s, just like I’ve been having, a little bit of rookie struggles and not seeing some of the defenses.“I think for both of us it’s just about continuing to get those reps, but Josh has been doing amazing.”NOTES: OL Spencer Long didn’t practice because of an illness, along with knee and finger injuries. RB Isaiah Crowell (toe) also sat out. … WR Quincy Enunwa (ankle) and TE Jordan Leggett (knee) were both limited. … S Marcus Maye had surgery Tuesday on his injured shoulder. Bowles said Maye, who’s on injured reserve, will need a few months to recover. … LB Josh Martin returned to practice after being designated for return from IR after missing the past eight games with a concussion. LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — In an abbreviated draft for the Chicago Bears, quarterback Mitchell Trubisky appears to be the big winner.He’ll have three more potential offensive options.Bears general manager Ryan Pace had only five picks because of the trade for linebacker Khalil Mack last year. He used three of the first four on offensive players in hopes of bolstering an improved but inconsistent attack.“I think we’re always mindful of that,” Pace said Saturday. “The more weapons we can supply to the quarterback, or our coaches, the better.”After the Bears traded up to select running back David Montgomery in the third round Friday, they selected Georgia wide receiver Riley Ridley on Saturday in the fourth and Florida Atlantic running back/return man Kerrith Whyte Jr. in the seventh.“Really, with limited draft picks http://www.tampabaybuccaneersteamonline.com/mike-edwards-jersey , I really feel like we maximized it,” Pace said.They didn’t ignore defense, selecting Kansas State cornerback Duke Shelley in round 6 and Valdosta State cornerback Stephen Denmark in the seventh round.Still, it was coach Matt Nagy’s offense where improvement was needed most.After all the trick plays and aggressive calls by Nagy, the Bears ranked only 21st both in passing and offensive yardage.So they didn’t hesitate to take Ridley, despite an already crowded receiver group.“To have a player of that caliber there and comfortably be able to take him was really a no-brainer because he was so high on our board,” Pace said.The Bears last year signed Allen Robinson II and Taylor Gabriel in free agency and drafted Anthony Miller and Javon Wims, then signed wide receivers Marvin Hall and Cordarrelle Patterson this year. They have several other receivers under contract, as well.Ridley has been trained for the job by his brother, Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley, who was a first-round pick last year.“Watching him being able to snap down at the top of his routes, route running is key in being a receiver,” Riley Ridley said. “Watching him, learning, and just wanting to be great for myself and my family, it paid off.”Montgomery will share time with Mike Davis and Tarik Cohen, and Nagy is eager to get him involved the passing game. The Bears had traded running back Jordan Howard to Philadelphia because he wasn’t as much of a receiving threat.“They’re weapons,” Nagy said. “In my opinion, they’re all weapons. They can play every down.”WHO THEY GOTMontgomery is a high-character back with a knack for breaking tackles. His running style has been compared to Kareem Hunt’s.“He’s the whole package http://www.tampabaybuccaneersteamonline.com/matt-gay-jersey ,” Nagy said. “He has the hands. He’s a three-down back. He’s everything that we’re looking for.”Ridley’s fit is backup to starter Allen Robinson at outside receiver, and he’s considered a strong route runner with good leaping ability and balance.Whyte was backup to Buffalo Bills draft pick Devin Singletary, and last season averaged 6.5 yards per rush with eight touchdowns. He also averaged 26.1 yards per kick return in his career, with two TDs.Shelley is a feisty and undersized at 165 pounds, but had eight interceptions. He’ll play slot cornerback, according to Pace.Denmark plays outside cornerback. But at 6-foot-3½, 220 pounds, he’s as big as some linebackers. He switched last year from wide receiver to cornerback.SURPRISE MOVEPace traded up 14 places to take Montgomery. Not a huge surprise for Pace, though. He has made nine draft day trades since taking over as GM in 2015.HOW THEY DIDThe Bears addressed their greatest need at running back. But they did not address a huge hole on offense: kicker. Cody Parkey’s replacement is still pending.The Bears also didn’t select a tight end. Six Bears tight ends were injured last season. Then Daniel Brown left in free agency, Dion Sims was cut and Zach Miller retired, so they could have used one more. Another offensive lineman or safety were also possibilities and those spots were ignored.WHAT’S NEXT?They’ll continue to look at the kickers they have working in a three-man competition: Redford Jones, Chris Blewitt and Elliott Fry, who kicked in the AAF.Pace said he would likely sign a kicker and turn it into a four-player competition.A few unsigned free agent tight ends or a guard might be added.Prior to the draft, Pace estimated they would sign 18 to 20 undrafted free agents to complete the roster.

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