Arizona Cardinals RB David Johnson (toe) and WR John Brown (shoulder) were limited in practice Thursday, Jan. 21.

Arizona Cardinals QB Carson Palmer (finger) participated fully in practice Thursday, Jan. 21.

Free-agent WR Austin Willis (Raiders) was signed to a Reserve-Futures deal by the Detroit Lions Thursday, Jan. 21.

Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Matt Nagy will be co-coordinator on offense with offensive coordinator Brad Childress.

Updating a previous report, Denver Broncos CB Chris Harris Jr. (shoulder) is expected to play in the AFC Championship against the New England Patriots, according to head coach Gary Kubiak. President and general manager John Elway said earlier Thursday, Jan. 21, that Harris would be a game-time decision, but Kubiak doesn’t agree with Elway.

Updating a previous item, Jacksonville Jaguars defensive line coach and run-game coordinator Todd Wash is expected to be promoted to defensive coordinator, according to sources.

Carolina Panthers RB Fozzy Whittaker (ankle) practiced in full for the second straight day Thursday, Jan. 21.

Footballguys View: He may help at fullback but barring a Jonathan Stewart injury, Whittaker will not have any fantasy value.

Carolina Panthers DE Jared Allen (foot) was limited in practice Thursday, Jan. 21, while DT Dwan Edwards (foot) practiced in full.

Kansas City Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles (knee) will be back for the start of the regular season this year, according to general manager John Dorsey. ‘The guy is an extremely talented player,’ Dorsey said. ‘I love him to death, love how dirty tough he is. Yeah, he’s a Chief.’ Charles missed all but five games in 2015 with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee.

Footballguys View: We’ll see if he is able to recapture his form. Coming back from ACL surgery, even at his age, isn’t impossible. That said, Charcandrick West and Spencer Ware both played well and we could see a committee even if Charles is 100 percent.

Denver Broncos president and general manager John Elway won’t comment on the future of QBs Peyton Manning and Brock Osweiler, saying the team is ‘staying in the moment’ right now.