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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert was in pads and at practice Wednesday, but still a day away from a full return. Gabbert took limited snaps -- none in 11-on-11 drills -- while recovering from a sprained right ankle. Chad Henne got all the repetitions with the first-team offence, and Mike Kafka got second-team work. Gabbert expects to be full-go Thursday "unless something magical pops up." "Its doing a lot better," he said. "The biggest thing right now is just managing it and not doing anything too soon. But Im feeling a lot better." Gabbert injured his ankle late in practice Monday when guard Uche Nwaneri stepped on him during 11-on-11 drills. Gabbert slammed his helmet to the ground in frustration, before limping to the sideline. He was eventually carted to the locker room. Tests were negative, and Gabbert took some snaps in a walkthrough later that night. Even with Tuesday off, though, the Jaguars decided to bring Gabbert back slowly. "He came up to us and he felt like he was in good shape," coach Gus Bradley said. "He really wanted to go, so we came up with a plan to limit his reps. ... I know we were very cautious with his reps and which period he was going to get the reps, but he said that it felt pretty good." This is the latest injury in Gabberts three years in the NFL. He played with a nagging toe injury as a rookie in 2011 and missed the final six games last season with a right forearm injury. He also had a torn labrum in his left, non-throwing shoulder. He was thankful this one was minor. "It was a freak play," Gabbert said. "It was a matter of a couple inches. It happens in the game and you just have to kind of manage it right now. Luckily it happened in practice 4, so we dont really have much to worry about." With Gabbert out, Henne completed 11 of 19 passes in team drills. Kafka completed 10 of 14 passes. Rookie Matt Scott misfired on four of his five attempts. "Kafka is doing a good job," Bradley said. 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Perez joins infielder Andy LaRoche and catcher Mike Nickeas with minor-league agreements for 2014 that include invitations to attend spring training. Quade Cooper will only enhance the Wallabies chances after his shock selection at five-eighth for Saturdays second Bledisloe Cup Test in Wellington, All Blacks coach Steve Hansen says.Cooper has been thrown into the No.10 jersey for his first match at international level since last years World Cup, replacing Bernard Foley, who moves to inside centre to replace Matt Giteau (ankle).The 28-year-old has a patchy record in New Zealand, where he has been booed mercilessly by local supporters and targeted by the All Blacks as a weak link in defence.But Hansen offered something of a defence of Cooper when asked for his view of the selection.Quades a good player. He gets maligned a wee bit over here because of a few incidents with Richie [McCaw], Hansen told reporters.Were not too forgiving of people who pick on Rich - Im talking about the fans.Within the team hes well respected. Hell enhance them, I think.Hansen - who, along with McCaw, called for New Zealand fans to get over their hatred of Cooper last year - expects the Wallabies will look to kick more and play a territory game as a result of his selection.dddddddddddd.All Blacks five-eighth Beauden Barrett hopes a sold-out Westpac Stadium takes it easy on Cooper.Hes a good bloke and he deserves to be treated like anyone else, Barrett said.I havent seen him play for a while but what we remember of him is his skills, his fast feet, hes a really good stepper. Well analyse his kicking.Australia hasnt won in New Zealand since 2001 and are the biggest outsiders in Bledisloe Cup history this week, but Hansen is bracing for the kitchen sink to be thrown their way.If we dont have an attitude that we want to go and put two hands on the cup by taking it, if we wait and sit back, Australia will smack us, he said.Then well be in trouble. ' ' '