Nick Foles returns to practice for 1st time since Injury Minshew Mania might be coming to an end soon No description found
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jaguars quarterback Nick Foles practiced for the first time Wednesday after missing multiple weeks due to a broken collarbone.
Foles was placed on injured reserve after his Week 1 injury and is not eligible to return until Week 11.
While Foles was gone, Minshew Mania has taken Jacksonville by storm. The question for the Jags is whether Foles will immediately replace Gardner Minshew in the starting lineup if he's healthy for Week 11.
When asked about Foles Doug Marrone said, "I love Nick and all that stuff, but my focus is on the team and trying to win a game."
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Foles signed a $50 million deal during the offseason only to get hut 10 plays into the regular season.
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