Joseph will play Sunday

SEPTEMBER 24, 2008

Guard Davin Joseph returned to practice Wednesday in a full-time capacity for the first time since suffering a broken foot Aug. 17.

Coach Jon Gruden said that Joseph will be available to play in some capacity against the Green Bay Packers Sunday. "His role in this game will be decided later in the week,'' Gruden said.

"We've been cautious. He wouldn't be out there practicing, preparing to play this week if there was any potential he would have a setback. We've been very cautious, we've done the right thing. The injury has healed. We'll see how he feels after a pretty good practice today.''

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