Kelley (ankle) returned healthy for offseason practices and saw extended reps with the first-team offense, Stephen Czarda of the Redskins' official website reports.
Kelley likely will share first-team work once training camp begins, and it isn't even a sure thing the third-year back will make the 53-man roster. Derrius Guice and passing-down maven Chris Thompson (leg) are obvious roster locks, and Samaje Perine's status as a 2017 fourth-round pick could give him an edge over Kelley. Even if the Redskins ultimately decide to carry four running backs, they might prioritize special teams over offense for the No. 4 spot. Kelley averaged just 3.1 yards on 61 carries last season before an ankle injury ended his campaign after seven games.