Dolphins’ Tannehill returns to practice

Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill practiced on a limited basis Friday and might be available next week if his team advances to the second round of the playoffs.

Tannehill worked with the scout team in his first practice since being sidelined Week 14 because of a sprained left knee. He has been ruled out of Sunday’s game at Pittsburgh, and 10year veteran Matt Moore will make his first playoff start.

If the Dolphins win, they will play at New England on Jan. 14. Tannehill said he doesn’t know whether he’ll be ready to play next week.

“Right now it’s tough to say,” he said. “I’m doing everything I can to get out there as soon as possible, as soon as they clear me to go.”

ALL-PRO: Three rookies were among 17 firsttime selections on the 2016 NFL All-Pro Team, including Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott and the Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill, who was a unanimous choice as a punt returner.

Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, edging the Patriots’ Tom Brady, who was suspended for four games, is another firsttime All Pro.

Titans right tackle Jack Conklin is the other rookie making the revamped roster. Ravens kicker Justin Tucker also was a unanimous choice.

STEELERS: Tight end Ladarius Green sat out practice, putting his availability for Sunday’s playoff game against the Dolphins in doubt.

BRONCOS: General manager John Elway began his third coaching search in six seasons with a visit to Kansas City on Friday to interview Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub.

49ERS: Falcons offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan interviewed for San Francisco’s head coach opening.