Donald Thomas - G

Rookie guard Donald Thomas, who was put on injured reserve after suffering a foot injury in the season opener, is already close to healthy and is expected to participate in the off-season workout program.

I'll definitely be ready by March," he said. "I'm chomping at the bit. I'll be ready for the first (off-season training sessions) and all that stuff, full go."

Greg Camarillo - WR

Camarillo tore his left anterior cruciate ligament Nov. 23 against New England but recently traded his crutches for a knee brace.

"Everything has progressed as well as you could ask," said Camarillo, who had 55 receptions and wasn't overtaken for the team lead by Ted Ginn Jr. until the final game of the regular season. "I feel good; no more pain, I can sleep well, I walk fine. I have nothing but time on my hands to get better."

With ACL rehab typically taking 6-8 months, Camarillo said his plan is to be back on the field for the start of training camp in late July.

Justin Smiley - G

Smiley remains on crutches, but said he'll be getting rid of them next Monday. After that it's continued rehab on his right leg and arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder set for Jan. 20.

It's the same shoulder that was bothering him at mid-season, when his name began popping up on the injury report.

"I'm going to knock that off, and they say that's not more than a two- or three-week (rehab)," he said. "So I'm excited about the opportunity to play pain-free. That'd be awesome. The sky's the limit if I could play under those circumstances."

Source: Palm Beach Post