Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert has returned to the practice field, but not to the starting lineup. Gus Bradley has announced that Chad Henne will keep that job.
Henne has thrown for 621 yards in the last two games combined, but no touchdowns. The winless Jaguars scored just six points Sunday against San Diego.
Gabbert has struggled mightily between injuries this season, completing just 49 percent of his passes with one touchdown and seven interceptions. His official benching could threaten his long-term position with the team.