Jarvis Landry reported that Odell Beckham Jr. looked fully recovered when they worked out together this past week in Austin, Texas.

"Man, he looked amazing," Landry told reporters. "I can't wait for you guys to see him. I can't wait for him to get back out there. He's in fantastic shape and he's ready to go. He's only what, 6½ months [beyond surgery], and he's already doing some things that will blow your mind away."

Beckham missed out on the fun after suffering a torn right anterior cruciate ligament in the opening minutes of Cleveland's Oct. 25 game in Cincinnati.

Beckham underwent surgery a few weeks later.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Amari Cooper may not be ready for the start of training camp due to an ankle injury, according to a report.

It is not viewed as a major injury, but an "irritation" in his ankle that came to be roughly two weeks ago and it has kept Cooper from being able to run.

Cooper, 26, had 72 receptions for 1,070 yards and six touchdowns in 2020.

Calvin Ridley had minor foot surgery, which explains why he did not participate in this week's minicamp.

"The entire objective here is to get these guys to make sure they are in the best shape heading into training camp," Arthur Smith said. "And ready to roll ultimately, obviously, for the regular season [for] somebody in a guy like Calvin's spot."

Ridley had 90 catches for 1,374 yards and nine touchdowns last season. The Falcons picked up his fifth-year option last month.

Saquon Barkley is not ready to participate in minicamp nearly nine months after tearing his ACL and the New York Giants are taking things slowly.

"We are going to make sure that we take Saquon's rehab at the correct rate for his individual body and injury," Joe Judge said. "We have to make sure that we let him get it at his pace and when we put him on the field he can play 100% aggressive and confident and he's going to play safe and he can play effective."

Barkley was in attendance at minicamp and has been participating in team meetings and doing what he can in the offseason program.

The San Francisco 49ers have lost two players for the season during an organized team activity on Monday.

Offensive lineman Justin Skule suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee, and safety Tarvarius Moore tore his Achilles.

While neither Skule nor Moore has been an established starter for the Niners, both have played prominent roles in recent seasons.

Skule has played in 31 regular-season games over the past two years with 12 starts at tackle and guard.