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August 17, 2009 at 6:00 PM

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Walter Jones left practice early

Posted by Danny O'Neil

Left tackle Walter Jones left practice after participating in an 11-on-11 drill. He took one knee and as the team went to the next phase of practice, walked off with the trainer.

"I didn't get a specific report," coach Jim Mora said. "They said they were taking Walt in. He wasn't feeling right."

Jones returned to practice on Thursday after missing 12 days because of back spasms. Jones was working with the first-unit offensive line before leaving for the locker room with Ray Willis at right tackle and Sean Locklear at right guard. Locklear moved to left tackle after Jones' departure.

"Walt wasn't scheduled to go the whole practice anyhow," Mora said. "That wasn't a major deal."

  • RBs Julius Jones and T.J. Duckett did not practice. Mora didn't specify any injuries, but said, "nothing serious."

  • K Olindo Mare also missed practice. Mare did not dress for Saturday's exhibition game in San Diego after experiencing soreness in his knee. Mare had been scheduled to split kicking duties with second-year kicker Brandon Coutu in the exhibition-opener in San Diego.

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