Detroit Lions RB Theo Riddick (wrists) practiced in a non-contact jersey Sunday, July 30.

Detroit Lions OT Greg Robinson (undisclosed) was held out of team drills Sunday, July 30. OT Cyrus Kouandjio took first-team repetitions at left tackle.

New Orleans Saints WR Brandon Coleman has the trust of QB Drew Brees. ‘There’s really not a guy who I have more trust in than Brandon Coleman, honestly,’ Brees said. ‘I’ve played with him now for a long time, and I feel like he’s a guy that can play every position. He can play X, he can play Z, and he can play inside. So his versatility in this offense is really good, he’s a very smart player and he’s been a guy who’s just done whatever we needed him to do over the last few years.’

Updating previous reports, Los Angeles Chargers WR Mike Williams (back) could be out for the entire season, according to head coach Anthony Lynn. When asked about the possibility, Lynn said: ‘I’m hopeful that it’s not, but who knows? It could be.’

Denver Broncos RB Jamaal Charles is expected to receive eight to 10 touches per game this season if he makes the team. Charles said he has zero knee pain for now.

Denver Broncos LB Von Miller’s thighs bulked up in the offseason, according to MMQB’s Peter King.

Los Angeles Chargers QB Philip Rivers is commuting 71 miles each way to training camp from his northeast San Diego home every day. He has a driver so he can do work in the car. Head coach Anthony Lynn expressed some concerns, but Rivers said he wouldn’t be rushing out of the facility every day.

Updating a previous report, San Francisco 49ers FS Eric Reid (ankle) suffered a sprained ankle Sunday, July 30. According to 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan, the severity is unknown.

Updating a previous report, Pittsburgh Steelers CB Senquez Golson (hamstring) suffered a minor hamstring injury in practice Sunday, July 30.

Minnesota Vikings RB Dalvin Cook saw a majority of the first-team reps in practice Saturday, July 29, and head coach Mike Zimmer said Cook ‘has shown a lot of really good things so far.’