A.J. Green was carted off the field with an apparent left foot injury during the team's first practice of the season on Saturday.

Zac Taylor was hesitant to give any indication on the severity of the injury.

"We'll find out a little bit more about him later on," Taylor said. "I don't want to speculate on anything. We'll find out more."

Corey Coleman has suffered a torn ACL and will likely miss the entire 2019 season.

"After hearing the news of Corey, definitely a bit deflated," teammate Golden Tate said of the mood in the wide receivers room Friday morning.

Coleman likely suffered the injury during one‐on‐one drills early in practice but still participated until its conclusion.

Sterling Shepard fractured his thumb while reaching towards the ground to catch a low pass on Thursday.

It was the New York Giants' first full-team practice of the summer.

The 26-year-old will be evaluated on a week-to-week basis, but there is optimism that he could play on Sept. 8 in the team's season opener against the Dallas Cowboys.

Julian Edelman is recovering from a broken thumb, according to sources.

The injury was initially described as "mild trauma."

The New England Patriots receiver suffered the injury playing catch three weeks ago.

While his status for camp and the preseason is in doubt, Edelman should be fine for the regular season.

Sony Michel, who underwent arthroscopic knee surgery this offseason, will open training camp on the active/physically unable to perform list, according to a source.

The New England Patriots' first practice of training camp is scheduled for Thursday.

Michel's knee scope was considered precautionary. The 2018 first-round pick out of Georgia (No. 31 overall) missed most of training camp last year with a knee injury and was sidelined for three games in 2018 due to knee ailments.

Alex Smith has had the external fixator that had been keeping his leg in place removed eight months after suffering a devastating fracture.

Smith's wife, Elizabeth, posted a picture on Instagram of the milestone.

"The last 8 months have been nothing short of crazy," she wrote. "Although it's not over, today is a big milestone. We are shedding the weight Alex has been carrying (literally and figuratively). It's one step closer to the goal. The resilience, determination and mental fortitude of this man is unmatched."

The quarterback still has a long road ahead of him.

Jimmy Garoppolo feels good and will be ready for training camp with the San Francisco 49ers.

"I really do," the quarterback said. "The rehab process has gone really well. Knock on wood. We haven't had any setbacks. OTAs went about as well as I could have hoped for and now for training camp hopefully we'll be full go with team drills and all that stuff. We're moving in the right direction. We've just got to keep going day by day and keep stacking them together. It's a long process, but we've come this far, so why stop now, right?"

Garoppolo does not expect to start on the physically unable to perform list, planning to be full go on Day One.

"I'm sure hoping so," he said. "The training staff, the coaches, we've kind of put together a plan and everything like that. We'll kind of assess the situation as we get closer to it."

Garoppolo tore his left anterior cruciate ligament on Sept. 23, 2018.

Sony Michel is aiming to be ready for training camp with the New England Patriots in two weeks.

The running back was held out of offseason practices following arthroscopic knee surgery this spring.

"It's a process and it's just something that I'm just kind of working towards," Michel said. "That's the goal to be ready for training camp."