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Jets' Cotchery, Smith return; Edwards limited
New York Jets wide receivers Jerricho Cotchery and Brad Smith returned to the practice field, while wide receiver Braylon Edwards was limited in practice on Wednesday.
Cotchery (hamstring) and Smith (quadricep) did not participate in team drills but did take part in individual drills on Wednesday. Both players did not play in last week's overtime loss to the Bills.
Edwards (quadricep) was injured during the setback to Buffalo but is not expected to miss any time.
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Browns LB Jackson placed on IR
The Cleveland Browns on Tuesday placed linebacker D'Qwell Jackson on injured reserve, ending his season.
Jackson suffered a shoulder injury during Sunday's loss at Pittsburgh. He started all six games this season, recording a team-high 57 tackles and forcing one fumble.
The Browns also signed defensive lineman Keith Grennan to the practice squad and released defensive lineman Carlton Powell from the practice squad.
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Bears' Hester questionable vs. Cardinals
Chicago Bears wide receiver Devin Hester is questionable for Sunday's game against the Cardinals with an ankle injury.
Hester sat out practice all week after suffering the injury against Cleveland last week. He is the team leader in receptions (35) and receiving yards (454) and has yet to miss a game this season.
Safety Danieal Manning is also as questionable with a back injury after being limited in practice. Linebacker Pina Tinoisamoa will continue to sit out with a knee injury suffered early in the season.
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Cardinals WR Boldin questionable for Sunday
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin is questionable for the team's game Sunday at Chicago against the Bears.
Boldin suffered an ankle injury last week in a loss to Carolina and was limited in practice Friday after sitting out the previous two days. He has yet to miss a game this season, catching 35 passes for 404 yards and a score for the 4-3 Cardinals.
Defensive tackle Darnell Dockett (ankle), who was limited in practice Friday, is probable, and linebacker Gerald Hayes (back) is questionable.
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Podcast: Bulldogs football 8/12
It's a new season of Bulldogs football and The Bee's team has followed the offseason, training camps and practices. In this week's podcast, Daniel Lyght, B.J. Anteola and Matt James bring you up to speed on everything 'Dogs football.
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School: Clovis West
He’s qualified because: His team credited him with pushing them to the extreme in practice so matches were easier.
Conditioning exercises included running the mile weekly and sprints after practice.
In response, his Golden Eagles bounced back from runner-up status in 2008 to win the Division I title over Stockdale in 2009. It was the program’s 13th championship.
He said it: “He just really motivated us. He got us through some tough matches. We worked really hard in practice so when we got to the Valley championships everything was a lot easier. ... He just makes us work a lot harder than other teams. We were more fit than other teams.” — Clovis West’s Stefan Loop
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