The start of the 2017 NFL regular season is only days away for the New York Giants, and concerns remain about Odell Beckham Jr. and whether he'll face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1.

According to ESPN's Jordan Raanan, Beckham still isn't practicing with the team as he nurses his ankle injury.

The New York Giants returned Monday as they began preparation for their season opener against the Dallas Cowboys and star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. still wasn't practicing. He rode a stationary bike for a few minutes as his teammates began to work. He went inside the team's fieldhouse with a trainer a few minutes later.

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With Beckham being a major part of the Giants' offense and the game against the Cowboys as crucial as they come, the health of their star wideout is a primary concern at the moment.

The Giants will go on the road in Week 1 to face the bitter division rival Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. Last year, the Giants came out on top in this divisional battle in Week 1 and will hope history repeats itself with or without Beckham on the field.

Along with Beckham's uncertain status, the Cowboys will also likely be without a significant player in their offense. Running back Ezekiel Elliott has been suspended for the first six games of the season and is currently going through the appeal process.