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AURORA, Colo. - Derek Wolfe says hes finally healthy after suffering a seizure in November that doctors now believe was related to the spinal cord injury he suffered in the preseason. In an interview outside his home with Denver television stations KCNC and KMGH this week, the Broncos defensive lineman said hes back up to 280 pounds, having regained 20 of the 30 pounds he lost last season, and will resume training next week. "Im ready to go. Im going to be better than I was," said Wolfe, who had been reticent to talk to reporters during the season as he and his doctors were stumped by his symptoms that included weight loss and irritability. Wolfe was sidelined for 10 days in August after his arms and legs went numb following a frightening hit in a preseason game at Seattle on Aug. 17. He was cleared in time for the opener against Baltimore. Then, on a bus ride to the airport for a flight to Kansas City on Nov. 29, Wolfe suffered a seizure and was taken to University Hospital in Denver, where he underwent a battery of tests over four days. Wolfe practiced just twice after that, on Dec. 25 and 27, after which the Broncos sent him home to rest, realizing he wouldnt be able to return to help shore up their defence in the playoffs. "I had a bruise on my spinal cord," Wolfe told the stations. "... I thought it was fully healed and I came back a little too soon and I just kept hitting it, kept hitting it, kept hitting it. And it screwed my nervous system up a little bit, just kind of crisscrossed the wires a little bit. "And really just mentally, it was hard to deal with because I didnt know what was going on and why I was losing weight and all this, and my adrenals werent functioning right, nothing was really working right and what it came down to was I needed to let it heal, I needed to let myself heal. So, I took about two months and I just did nothing. And I feel better than Ive ever felt before." Wolfe said the seizure he suffered on the bus ride to the airport wasnt the kind where theres foaming at the mouth or convulsions but one in which he just suddenly felt very tired and started sweating profusely, which he dismissed as the effects of having just showered after practice and putting on his three-piece suit. "I was thinking I just need to get to the plane so I can take a nap," Wolfe recounted. He started to slump into the aisle, however, and Von Miller grabbed him and "Terrance Knighton started yelling, Stop the bus! Stop the bus!" Wolfe recounted. Twenty-six hours later, Wolfe woke up in intensive care. So confused about where he was and why he was strapped down, he broke the hospital bed before he could be calmed down, he said. At first, he didnt realize hed been there that long and his first question was whether hed be able to play against the Chiefs that weekend. Doctors told him theyd had to put him in a medically induced coma to run tests and do spinal taps to rule out such things as brain tumors. After his comeback stalled in December and he realized he wasnt going to get back on the field for the playoffs, Wolfe retreated to his home a few miles from team headquarters and he said didnt even watch football for a while. He did go to the Super Bowl, however, in New Jersey, where he and several other defensive starters such as Von Miller, Chris Harris Jr., Kevin Vickerson and Rahim Moore watched helplessly from the sideline as the Broncos were throttled 43-8 by the Seattle Seahawks. "It was tough to sit there and watch it happen because I think if our defence was healthy, its a different ballgame," Wolfe said. "... Nothing against Seattle, theyre a great football team and they played a really good game and they had a great season, but I just really would have liked to see what it would have been like to have our true defence out there." 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Re-signed by the club to a one-year, two-way (NHL/AHL) contract on July 5, Bass appeared in three preseason games with Columbus prior to breaking a bone in his hand on Sept.England moved into a commanding position on day two of the first Investec Test at Headingley after bowling Sri Lanka out for 91, a first innings lead of 207, and enforcing the follow on. James Anderson was the pick of the England bowlers on Friday, taking 5-16, as he moved up to sixth on the list of all-time Test wicket-takers with 438, with Stuart Broad claiming 4-21. Watch the pick of the action from the second day of the first Test between England and Sri Lanka Jonny Bairstow had earlier reached his second Test century before he was eventually dismissed for 140 after helping England post 298 in their first innings.Having put on 141 with Alex Hales (86), Bairstow shared a stand of 56 for the ninth wicket with Steven Finn (17) before the bowlers took charge in the evening session. Jonny Bairstow scored 140 as England posted 298 in their first innings Resuming on 171-5, England moved past 200 in the first hour. Bairstow - 54 not out overnight - continued scoring at a decent rate and soon overtook Hales who was finding scoring difficult. Both players were given a life with Nuwan Pradeep putting down a return catch with Bairstow on 70 and Hales dropped at second slip having made 82.The opener was gone soon after as he came down the track to Rangana Herath and skewed the ball to Dushmantha Chameera running in from deep cover, 14 short of a maiden Test century. James Anderson and Jonny Bairstow joined Michael Atherton at the Sky Cart to analyse day two Chameera himself then quickly removed Moeen Ali (0) and Broad (2) but Bairstow remained and an overthrow saw him go to his first Test century on home soil as England reached lunch at 243-8.ddddddddddddBairstow upped the tempo again after the interval and had taken England up to 289 before hauling out to long on, to hand Chameera his third wicket. Finn was the final wicket to fall, stumped off Herath.Englands seamers then took centre stage, with Anderson and Broad taking out the Sri Lanka top three in quick succession to leave the tourists 12-3 inside six overs. All three wickets were caught behind, Broad nicking out Dimuth Karunaratne and Kusal Mendis with Anderson removing Kaushal Silva in between. Dinesh Chandimal and Angelo Mathews saw Sri Lanka to 43-3 at tea but the former was gone with the first ball after the restart, James Vince diving to his right to take the catch at third slip and give Ben Stokes his first wicket.Bad light briefly stopped play and Mathews (34) and Lahiru Thirimanne held firm to frustrate England for a while but when Anderson trapped the former lbw, the floodgates were opened and wickets came at regular intervals.Anderson had Dasun Shanaka caught behind first ball and although Herath survived the hat-trick ball, the England swing bowler got rid of him before long - Stokes taking the catch at fourth slip. Stuart Broad chipped in with 4-21 Broad was then back into the action having Chameera and Thirimanne caught by Finn before Anderson took the final wicket, Shaminda Eranga caught down the legside by Bairstow.Alastair Cook enforced the follow on but after just two balls of Sri Lankas second innings, and the score at 1-0, bad light brought an end to the days proceedings with England in complete control.Watch live coverage from day three of the first Test between England and Sri Lanka at Headingley, live on Sky Sports 2 from 10.30am on Saturday. You can also catch highlights from day two at 8pm on Sky Sports 5, with The Verdict following immediately after at 9pm. ' ' '