Dallas Cowboys CB Chidobe Awuzie (leg) suffered an apparent right leg injury during practice Monday, Aug. 24, and finished practice on the sidelines.

Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield believes he is ‘on the same page’ with Odell Beckham Jr. and that both players are ‘in a better state’ after the team dealt with a lot of adversity last season.'(Our chemistry) is sure … going to be a lot better than last year. We’re just on the same page, things we talked about. There was a lot going on within the building last year. We’re not going to get into that, but we’re both in a better state. He’s healthy; surgery was successful, thank God. He’s feeling great. He’s in a great state of mind,’ Mayfield told NFL Media.

Updating a previous report, Indianapolis Colts LB Ben Banogu (ankle) reportedly rolled his ankle in practice Monday, Aug. 24. Banogu was carted off after suffering the injury, but the early belief is that it will not be a long-term issue.

Seattle Seahawks DE Branden Jackson (head) was back in the building and attended team meetings Monday, Aug. 24. Jackson was knocked unconscious after absorbing a helmet-to-helmet hit and taken away in an ambulance Sunday, Aug. 23.

Carolina Panthers LB Shaq Thompson (groin) told the team’s website Monday, Aug. 24, that he’s ‘back to 100 percent’ after nursing a groin injury recently.

Arizona Cardinals RB Kenyan Drake (lower body) was spotted wearing a walking boot Monday, Aug. 24. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury deemed it ‘more precautionary than anything’ but declined to answer any other questions on the topic.

Pittsburgh Steelers WR Diontae Johnson (leg) missed a fifth consecutive practice with what is reportedly a calf issue Monday, Aug. 24.

Cincinnati Bengals DE Carlos Dunlap (undisclosed) did not practice due to a minor injury Monday, Aug. 24, according to head coach Zac Taylor.

Dallas Cowboys OG Connor Williams (knee) hasn’t been declared starter at left guard yet, but he’s ‘getting there’ as he comes back from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, according to ESPN’s Todd Archer.’I’ve been here all offseason doing rehab and recoveries. … I honestly feel really great right now and I feel better than where I left off last year,’ Williams said.

Miami Dolphins WR Preston Williams (knee) told reporters Monday, Aug. 24, he knew his surgically repaired knee was healthy this summer and that he feels good at the moment. According to ESPN’s Cameron Wolfe, Williams ‘looks like he’s in the midst of a breakout so far in camp.’