FLORHAM PARK, N.J. – New York Jets wide receiver Jeremy Kerley fully participated in practice after he missed the team's game at New England last Thursday with a concussion.
Kerley, injured in the season opener against Tampa Bay, was cleared by team doctors and was out of the red no-contact jersey at practice Wednesday.
Defensive end Quinton Coples was limited but had his most extensive action at practice since suffering a fracture in his right ankle on Aug. 17 that required surgery. He worked in positional drills and is uncertain for the game against Buffalo on Sunday, but says "so far, so good."
Running back Bilal Powell did not practice with an illness, while defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson fully participated after spraining his right ankle against the Patriots.
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