ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Buffalo Bills starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick is back at practice for the first time since hurting his ankle 10 days ago in a loss to New England.
Fitzpatrick missed the Bills' loss to Atlanta on Sunday, and Brian Brohm made his NFL debut.
Fitzpatrick, made the starter soon after Perry Fewell took over as interim coach following the firing of Dick Jauron in November, has completed 55 percent of his passes while throwing six touchdowns and 10 interceptions this season.
While Fitzpatrick was on the field Wednesday, eight other Bills sat out, including starting defensive tackle Marcus Stroud and starting left tackle Jonathan Scott.
