The New York Giants are unsure if David Wilson be able to play for them again.

The source said it would take some unexpectedly good news from Wilson's surgeon on Monday to convince the Giants that it's OK for their 2012 first-round pick to return to action.

According to another source close to the situation, Wilson has been very upbeat and has told people he'll be fine again after a couple of days off. His teammates backed that up in conversations Thursday.

"It was good to see him back in the meeting room, bright-eyed and ready to go," fellow running back Rashad Jennings said.

Brent Urban tore his ACL and will miss his entire rookie season with the Baltimore Ravens.

Urban was a fourth round pick out of Virginia.

Urban was expected to receive playing time at defensive end and defensive tackle.

David Wilson underwent a battery of tests on his neck Tuesday night and will not practice until at least next week.

Wilson, who left Tuesday's practice with what coach Tom Coughlin called a "burner," will be evaluated by Dr. Frank Cammisa at the Hospital for Special Surgery on Monday. He will miss Sunday's preseason opener against Buffalo.

Wilson was a first round pick by the New York Giants in 2012 and was expected to split carries with Rashad Jennings.

David Wilson underwent a battery of tests on his neck Tuesday night and will not practice until at least next week.

Wilson, who left Tuesday's practice with what coach Tom Coughlin called a "burner," will be evaluated by Dr. Frank Cammisa at the Hospital for Special Surgery on Monday. He will miss Sunday's preseason opener against Buffalo.

Wilson was a first round pick by the New York Giants in 2012 and was expected to split carries with Rashad Jennings.

Tony Romo has been declared completely healthy by Jerry Jones.

Romo sat out his second practice in five full practices so far in training camp for the Dallas Cowboys.

“He is 100 percent. He’s 100 percent,” Jones said during practice Tuesday. “He’s just being real smart and sensitive about having come off the back surgery. He’s certainly not losing any ground from the standpoint of opening up against San Francisco [in the regular-season opener].”

Romo underwent back surgery this offseason.

Tyler Gaffney will miss the entire 2014 season with a knee injury.

Gaffney, a sixth round pick out of Stanford, was expected to add youth to the Carolina Panthers' backfield.

Gaffney rushed for 1,709 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior last season.

Kendall Hunter will miss the entire 2014 NFL season after suffering a torn ACL in a non-contract drill.

Hunter was hurt on Friday while catching a swing pass.

Hunter was expected to be an important part of the San Francisco 49ers' backfield behidn Frank Gore, while competing for carries with Carlos Hyde, Marcus Lattimore and LaMichael James.

Lattimore is on the non-football injury list. 

Vick Ballard tore his Achilles on Friday.

Ballard missed all but one game last season for the Indianapolis Colts with a torn ACL.

"When you see someone like Vick Ballard go down who's worked so hard to get back, it's tough, but it happens," Colts owner Jim Irsay said. "As soon as you get to camp, those things happen. He's still young and he's got a full career ahead of him so we have to do an MRI and see exactly what it is and then go from there. But you really hope to not hear any of that kind of news."

Rob Gronkowski will not begin the season on the physically unable to perform list for the New England Patriots.

Gronkowski said last week he plans on playing the full 16-game schedule.

Gronkowski, who was limited to seven games last season, underwent surgery on his right ACL on Jan. 9.

Gronkowski spent the majority of the offseason working out at the team's facility, yet his expected presence registers as a bit of a surprise.

Julio Jones has been cleared to participate in the Atlanta Falcons training camp.

Jones injured his foot in Week 5 last season.

"He will be limited in terms of his snaps," Mike Smith told the Journal-Constitution. "Our No. 1 goal is to make sure that we've got everybody as healthy as we possibly can be, but we know that we have to get these guys some work together and reps.

"Julio will be out there participating in practice right from the start."

Jones caught 41 passes for 580 yards and two scores last season before getting hurt.