Read More: Mike DeVito (DE – NYJ), LaDainian Tomlinson (RB – NYJ), New York Jets, Washington Redskins

Defensive lineman Mike DeVito was the only member of the New York Jets to miss practice on Thursday, three days before the Jets visit the Washington Redskins in NFL Week 13. DeVito is out this week with a sprained MCL.

Running back LaDainian Tomlinson (knee) participated fully in practice for the second straight day. He was joined by running back Shonn Greene (ribs), defensive lineman Marcus Dixon (shoulder), wide receiver Jeremy Kerley (knee), offensive lineman Nick Mangold (ankle), linebacker Calvin Pace (groin), safety Brodney Pool (knee) and offensive lineman Matt Slauson (knee), who all practiced fully.

The only Jets player who practiced on a limited basis was offensive lineman Vlad Ducasse.

Defensive end Stephen Bowen, safety Laron Landry and fullback Darrel Young all missed practice on Thursday for the Redskins. London Fletcher returned to the field after missing Wednesday’s session due to an ankle injury.

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When the New York Jets face the Denver Broncos on Thursday night, they’re going to be pretty far from full strength while doing so. Star cornerback Darrelle Revis practiced on Wednesday and is probable for the game, but running back LaDainian Tomlinson has officially been listed as out, as well as wide receiver Jeremy Kerley and tight end Shawn Nelson.

Safety Brodney Pool is also out for Thursday night, but that had already been announced. You can find the full injury report here, but it’s shown below.

Burress, Plaxico	WR	Low Back	LP	FP	FP	probable
DeVito, Mike	DE	Knee	FP	FP	FP	probable
Dixon, Marcus	DT	Shoulder	LP	FP	FP	probable
Ellis, Kenrick	DT	Ankle	FP	FP	FP	probable
Harris, David	LB	Ankle	LP	FP	FP	probable
Holmes, Santonio	WR	Foot	LP	FP	FP	probable
Kerley, Jeremy	WR	Knee	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Mangold, Nick	C	Ankle	FP	FP	FP	probable
Mauga, Josh	LB	Low back	FP	FP	FP	probable
McKnight, Joe	RB	Toe	FP	FP	FP	probable
Nelson, Shawn	TE	Illness	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Pace, Calvin	LB	Groin	FP	FP	FP	probable
Pool, Brodney	S	Knee	DNP	Out	Out	Out
Revis, Darrelle	CB	Knee	-	LP	FP	probable
Slauson, Matt	G	Ankle	FP	FP	FP	probable
Tomlinson, LaDainian	RB	Knee	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
Trufant, Isaiah	CB	Hamstring	FP	FP	FP	probable
Turner, Patrick	WR	Kidney	DNP	DNP	FP	probable

Shonn Greene will have Joe McKnight as his primary backup for Thursday’s game.

For more on this game, visit our Jets blog Gang Green Nation and our Broncos blog Mile High Report. Visit SB Nation NFL for more on Week 11′s action.

Mike Mayock says the Jets are “upset” and “frustrated” at being the only team to play a Thursday night game after a Sunday night game (instead of after a Sunday afternoon game) when they head to Denver in week 11. So just a heads-up now: if the Jets lose to a hapless Broncos team, they’re going to claim it was because they had 4-7 hours less prep time than everyone else. [Star-Ledger]

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Quarterback Mark Sanchez will start this weekend against the Chicago Bears, barring a setback after pushing his sore shoulder during the New York Jets’ Christmas Eve practice.

“The treatment has been working,” Sanchez said after practice. “I felt better than the two prior and I’m going to be ready to play on Sunday.”

Jets coach Rex Ryan said he was pleased with Sanchez’s improvement since Thursday, and the final hurdle is seeing how the quarterback feels Saturday morning.

“We think he’s going to be right around 100 percent for the game,” Ryan said.

Sanchez spent a lot of time windmilling his right arm on Friday, but the throws he did make had power that he has lacked in the past two days of practice. The quarterback, who fell and injured his shoulder against the Steelers last Sunday, has been limited this week. He threw tentatively on Thursday, which concerned Ryan.

“I had those thoughts that that’s not NFL caliber,” Ryan said Friday. “So today I think we all saw that he was zipping it, and I think he sent a message to all of us that he was ready to go.”

Sanchez has technically been limited all three days of practice this week, and is listed as probable to start. Wide receiver Santonio Holmes, who is listed as probable and will play Sunday despite a turf toe injury sustained last week, said that there was no doubt Sanchez was starting, as he showed in Friday’s practice that he was ready.

“He felt great,” Holmes said. “He was on point. He had a couple of bad throws here and there, wasn’t trusting himself [and] didn’t get into the feel until midway through practice but other than that he felt great. He threw after practice and I think it’s all going to be fine.”

On Thursday, Ryan seemed a bit stunned when he announced Sanchez’s setback, saying he had been too optimistic about Sanchez’s condition on Wednesday, when he said that Sanchez would have been ready to go if he had needed to play that day.

Sanchez wanted to make clear that things are back to normal.

“It felt good, really good,” Sanchez said Friday. “I felt better than yesterday and I warmed up well. I threw it just like I did the week before and throughout the season.”

Wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery said the cold at the Jets’ Florham Park facility meant that Sanchez needed to warm up continuously.

“Any time it’s cold like this it takes you some time to get warm if you have any kinds of muscle strains or anything of that nature,” Cotchery said. “But he did a good job today.”

His teammates said they had no doubt Sanchez would start.

“I’m almost 100 percent sure he’s going to be playing,” tight end Dustin Keller said. “He threw the ball real well today.”

“To me he looked like he always looked — he looked good, so I think he’s ready to go,” running back Shonn Greene said. “I think it’s 100 percent ready to go.”

The stakes could not be higher for the team. If the Jets win in Chicago, they are in the playoffs.

“We know what’s at stake and we know what it takes to win on the road,” linebacker Bart Scott said.

As for whether the speculation that the team might have had to start Mark Brunell at quarterback was a concern, Holmes smiles and said that’s not going to happen.

“It doesn’t matter,” Holmes said. “We all know what’s going on in here so whatever Rex tells you guys, that’s for you guys to handle, but as far as us knowing we figure he’s playing.”

In other Jets injury news, safety Eric Smith is doubtful with a concussion, but Ryan said Smith will make the trip to Chicago. Tackle Damien Woody is out with a knee injury. Defensive end Trevor Pryce is out with a hip injury and won’t make the trip. Safety James Ihedigbo (knee and ankle) is questionable, but Ryan said he will play.

Jane McManus is a reporter and columnist for ESPNNewYork.com. ESPN.com senior NFL writer John Clayton contributed to this report.