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DAVIE, Fla. -- The Miami Dolphins (6-5) continued their preparation for the New York Jets (2-9) with a Thanksgiving Day practice. Here are some notes and observations from Thursday's session: The Dolphins had plenty of good news on the injury front. The biggest was No. 1 receiver Mike Wallace practiced after missing Wednesday's session. Starting middle linebacker Koa Misi, who also missed Wednesday, returned to practice. Both are expected to play on Monday against the Jets. Miami starting cornerback Cortland Finnegan missed the past two games with an ankle injury. But he participated in practice for the first time this week. Finnegan dressed, but worked with trainers on Wednesday. The Dolphins need cornerback depth. Two players who are not expected to play against the Jets are Dolphins cornerback Jamar Taylor (shoulder) and linebacker Jonathan Freeny (hamstring). Both players missed their second straight practice. Dolphins left tackle Ja'Wuan James, who was knocked out of Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos with a shoulder stinger, practiced for the second straight day. Starting tight end Charles Clay also practiced again and appears poised to return after missing last week's game.
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