looked for an NFL job, but when few head coaching changes were made after the season, there weren't many help wanted signs across the league. He hooked up with former Bears quarterback Jim Harbaugh at Stanford, where Turner coached previously. Now he will have a job with a team that has had continuity with assistants and has a four-time MVP in quarterback Peyton Manning.

On the mend: Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen said his surgically repaired right big toe checked out well in medical evaluations, and he is on target to do all drills at his April 9 pro day at the school.

"(The medical process) took quite a bit of time," Clausen said. "They said it looks really good and it's healing. They told me to take my timeand not push it too much. I played the rest of the season taking painkillers. All they told me was it was turf toe. I had to gut it out for my team."

Clausen had two tendons reattached. The first teams he met with at the combine Friday night were the Bills and Redskins, both believed to be considering a quarterback in the first round.

His is not the only high-profile arm that will not be on display when quarterbacks work out Sunday. Oklahoma's Sam Bradford, considered a possibility for the Rams at No. 1, and Texas' Colt McCoy will not participate.

Bradford said his right shoulder checked out fine after his AC joint was reconstructed and he threw more than 100 passes in a recent session. He will throw at