Carson Wentz is out indefinitely as he undergoes further testing for a foot injury that he suffered at the end of Thursday's practice, according to sources.

The Indianapolis Colts acquired Wentz in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this offseason.

Jacob Eason and Sam Ehlinger are the other quarterbacks on the Colts' roster.

Michael Thomas is expected to start the 2021 season on the physically unable to perform list and return by Week 7.

Thomas missed nine games last season with the ankle injury that eventually led to surgery.

Thomas had 1,725 yards and nine touchdowns during the 2019 season while also catching 149 passes. 

The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to a one-year contract with Steven Nelson.

The cornerback will reportedly make more than $4 million under the deal, per a report.

Nelson is expected to compete for the No. 2 cornerback slot opposite Darius Slay.

Michael Thomas could miss the start of the 2021 season due to his June ankle surgery.

Thomas was plagued by the ankle injury throughout the 2020 season. It is unclear why Thomas had surgery so late in the offseason, but the goal is a full recovery.

Thomas finished with 40 catches for 438 yards in the regular season and didn't catch his first touchdown pass until the playoffs.

The Los Angeles Rams have lost Cam Akers for the 2021 season.

The running back suffered a torn Achilles, according to a report.

As a 21-year-old rookie last season, Akers led the Rams with 145 carries for 625 yards. He was expected to be their primary ball carrier this year.

Saquon Barkley's right knee is feeling "pretty good" after ACL surgery last year, but there is still uncertainty how much Barkley will do at training camp and whether he will be ready for Week 1.

Barkley said that is not a conversation he has had with the New York Giants. Quarterbacks and injured and rehabbing players are scheduled to report to camp Thursday.

"I don't know. We'll see," the running back said when asked if he expected to be a full go at the start of camp.

How about Week 1?

"I don't know. We'll see," he repeated. "Taking it day by day. Just listening to my body. Whenever I'm able to get out there, just make sure I'm 110 percent. Not just for ... my well-being, but just so I go out there and compete at a high level and show the world who Saquon is."

Tom Brady played the 2020 season with a partially torn MCL in his left knee, which was sustained during his final season with the New England Patriots.

Brady underwent surgery on his knee in February after winning the Super Bowl.

Brady also had an MCL sprain toward the end of the 2018 season with the Patriots. Brady never appeared on the injury report during the 2020 season.

Appearing on The Rich Eisen Show, Saquon Barkley dodged multiple questions about when exactly he might be ready to play in 2021.

The New York Giants running back tore his ACL early last season.

Barkley relied on the tried and true motto of "taking it day by day" and sprinkling in a dash of "trying to get one percent better every single day."

Eisen tried to dig deeper, asking Barkley if he might end up on the physically unable to perform list.

"I think I know better than that," he said. "I've been in the NFL for a little bit now. I think I learned a thing or two."