The chances of the Jets playing against the Colts have improved

One might think that setting a franchise record for job sites in a game is the kind of performance that would encourage companies to look for brands for their products.

So what about Isaiah Crowell?

"I prefer not to mention my mentions," said the Jets runner with a broad smile after returning to training on Friday after missing the previous two days with a painful ankle.

Crowell was termed questionable and his coach, Todd Bowles, said it would be decisive for the game to play Sunday against Indianapolis.

Crowell, of course, made headlines earlier this season for endorsing a product with "Dude Wipes," a toilet paper substitute, after his scary celebration with football after his touchdown against Brown, his former squad. NFL.

His celebrations were much more moderate in last week's 34-16 win over the Broncos, despite a record-high 219-yard run (including a 77-yard touchdown) to eclipse Thomas Jones' previous mark of 210 in 2009.

"Even a few days later, it's like when we do something like that, we say to ourselves:" God, how are things going? Crowell said, "You know that every game will not be like that, so you have to keep going, go ahead.

"I've heard a lot of people tell me how good I was and how much [offensive] the line was. But I feel that we have not reached our peak, that we still have a lot to do and that we can be much better than we are now. "

The Jets fans should be able to blow on defensive lineman Leonard Williams, who fully participated in Friday's practice after being out the day before because of stiff back.

"I think I woke up with something, I probably slept badly or something like that, and my back was pretty tight," said Williams, who recorded two sacks Sunday against Denver. "They just did not want me to pull anything or excessive stress. Today, I was back in force. It's not questionable or anything. "

Nickel back Buster Skrine (concussion) and wide receiver Charone Peake (hamstring) were sidelined Sunday against the Colts, while cornerback Trumaine Johnson (quad) is considered dubious. Safety Marcus Maye (ankle / foot) was limited in practice and questionable.