Rob Gronkowski continues to be listed as day-to-day after suffering a broken forearm in Week 11.

"We'll see how he is," Belichick said. "He did more last week than the week before, and we'll see where he's at today and tomorrow when we go out there (to practice); we'll see what he can do. We'll take it day-to-day, we'll make decisions day-to-day based on where he's at. He's moving along, (he's) not ready yet. We'll take it day-to-day and see how it goes." 

Gronkowski has been listed as questionable for each of the past 23 games.

The Cleveland Browns may reduce Trent Richardson's carries.

Richardson is averaging 3.5 yards per carry during the Browns' current three-game winning streak.

Offensive coordinator Brad Childress said the Browns will give more time to Montario Hardesty.

“Are we going to give him a series every now and then, or every third series or something to that nature?” Childress said. “Yeah, we talk about that.”

Rob Gronkowski returned to practice Friday for the first time since breaking his left forearm Nov. 18 against the Colts. 

Gronkowski joined his teammates for Friday's in-stadium workout in anticipation of Sunday night's game against the 49ers. 

Robert Griffin III participated in individual drills during the Washington Redskins' practice on Wednesday.

Griffin had a slight limp as he walked.

Griffin is nursing a sprained LCL in his right knee suffered in Sunday’s game against the Ravens.

Griffin has not yet been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Browns.

Dez Bryant suffered a fracture in his index finger in Sunday's win by the Dallas Cowboys over the Bengals.

The Cowboys are hoping Bryant can wait to have surgery until after the season is over.