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Myles Garrett not participating in joint practice with Cowboys

Myles Garrett is missing his second consecutive practice due to a leg injury.

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What happened

Myles Garrett is missing his second consecutive practice due to a leg injury. The Cleveland Browns defensive end was held out of the team's joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys.

Garrett has swelling in his knee, but is at 85 percent. Puka Nacua, a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, also left the joint practice early with a groin injury.

The Browns and Cowboys are set to face each other in a preseason game. The Rams, meanwhile, will need to monitor Nacua's condition as they prepare for their upcoming games.

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Questions people are asking

Why is Myles Garrett missing practice?

Garrett is missing practice due to swelling in his knee.

Which teams are involved in the joint practice?

The Cleveland Browns and the Dallas Cowboys are involved in the joint practice.

What is the status of Puka Nacua?

Nacua left the joint practice early with groin soreness.

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