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Meyers and Walker return to limited practice for Jaguars

Neither player has missed a game this season, while running back Bhayshul Tuten remained sidelined with an ankle injury.

By Liam Faleolo

Football helmets and training equipment on a practice field
Photo: NBC Sports

The Jaguars had wide receiver Jakobi Meyers and defensive end Travon Walker back for limited practice Thursday ahead of their game against the Titans. Meyers, dealing with an ankle injury, and Walker, who has a rib injury, had both missed Wednesday’s practice.

Both have played in every game this season. Friday was expected to bring an update on whether either could miss the Titans matchup.

Running back Bhayshul Tuten continued to sit out because of an ankle injury. He played in the win over the Ravens the previous Thursday despite missing all three practices leading up to that game. Safety Jessie Bates and defensive tackle Jordan Davis also remained absent for rest as they adjust to their new team.

The other limited participants were offensive linemen Ezra Cleveland (knee, ankle) and Robert Hainsey (concussion), safety Antonio Johnson (ankle), running back Chris Rodriguez (hand) and linebacker Brandon Combs (shoulder). Defensive end B.J. Green, listed with a forearm injury, participated fully following his designation to return from injured reserve.

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