PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Fast as Sammy Watkins might be, the Buffalo Bills are taking it slow with their top receivers return to practice.Watkins on Tuesday was limited to mostly running sprints on a secondary field under the watchful eye of strength and conditioning coach Eric Ciano. The individual workout lasted about an hour and came a day after the third-year player showed off familiar -- yet brief -- glimpses of his breakaway speed and soft hands in making his much-anticipated debut 10 days into training camp.The last thing coach Rex Ryan wants is to rush back one of his top offensive threats, who is four months removed from having surgery to repair a stress fracture in his left foot.We have a game plan and were going to follow it, Ryan said, referring to the medical staffs program to ease Watkins back on the field. As much as we want them out there, we get paid to win games in the regular season.Watkins is fully on board with whatever the doctors order.Just being smart about the whole situation, he said. The injury, I think its healed. I think Ill be all right.Its also not lost on Watkins what it would mean to finally open an NFL season healthy.Everything, Watkins said. Thats what Ive been fighting for the last three years is being healthy. And I think now Im to the point where Im getting there.Though hes missed just three games through his first two seasons, Watkins has been bothered by an assortment of injuries.He opened his rookie season with bruised ribs. Last year, he strained his gluteal muscle and hamstring in training camp. The injuries have put a dent in his production, even though in two years hes led the team with a combined 2,029 yards receiving and 15 touchdowns.The Bills are counting on more from a player general manager Doug Whaley regarded to be the most dynamic receiver in the 2014 draft class. Whaley swapped first-round picks and traded Buffalos 2015 first-round selection to Cleveland to move up five spots and select Watkins fourth overall.The decision to have two screws inserted into Watkins foot in April came as a surprise when the Bills first revealed the news about a month later.Watkins isnt sure when the injury occurred, and said it wasnt discovered until he had a physical. He missed the teams entire series of spring minicamps and the first seven training camp practices before being activated from the physically unable to perform list on Monday.Watkins began practice by making a deep catch in stride up the left sideline. Then he made a leaping, arms-outstretched catch over the middle.His most notable play, perhaps, wasnt even a catch. Stutter-stepping off the line, Watkins collided with cornerback Stephon Gilmore while reaching back to attempt to catch a ball thrown behind him before landing awkwardly on both feet without a problem.Im not saying that was a good collision, but just to let that happen let me know I can go out there and play, Watkins said. Every play, I got faster. Every play, I stopped thinking about the injury. And thats the mental block I have to get over.The Bills lack a legitimate deep threat without Watkins. Since 2014, hes accounted for nine of the 13 times Buffalos had a receiver top 100 yards in a game.Robert Woods returns as the No. 2 receiver. And theres a logjam of untested players and journeymen competing for the No. 3 spot after Percy Harvin retired in April, and Chris Hogan signed with New England.Marquise Goodwin and Greg Salas were listed as the top backups Tuesday, when Buffalo released its first preseason depth chart. They were followed by Greg Little and Dezmin Lewis.Game notes Ryan essentially ruled out LT Cordy Glenn (left ankle) from playing in Buffalos preseason opener against Indianapolis on Saturday. Ryan wouldnt reveal the severity of the injury in saying hes not concerned about Glenns status. ... The depth chart has newly signed Reggie Bush listed as the starting kickoff and punt returner and third RB, behind LeSean McCoy and Karlos Williams.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFLMiguel Cabrera Jersey . It was the second consecutive win for the Pacers (2-5), who lost their first five preseason games. 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