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Chargers' Najee Harris Injures Achilles Tendon During Non-Contact Play Against Broncos
- Najee Harris, running back for the Los Angeles Chargers, injured his left ankle during a non-contact play against the Denver Broncos on Sunday in Inglewood, California.
- Harris missed the entire training camp due to a minor eye injury sustained during a fireworks accident on July 4, but after signing as a free agent in March, he was prepared to start the season.
- During the game, Harris carried the ball six times for 28 yards and seemed poised to deliver his best performance yet, as the Chargers came off back-to-back victories against Kansas City and Las Vegas.
- After collapsing and grabbing his left calf during a second-quarter backfield run, Harris was helped off on a medical cart as the Chargers questioned his return and planned further tests.
- The injury could sideline Harris for an extended period, placing more workload on rookie Omarion Hampton, who has shown promise with 23 carries for 72 yards this season.
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Chargers’ Najee Harris suffers Achilles tendon injury
Chargers running back Najee Harris (22) is assisted off the field as head coach Jim Harbaugh, right, looks on during the first half at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025. The Los Angeles Chargers host the Denver Broncos in a National Football League (NFL) game in their season home opener. (Photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG) INGLEWOOD — Running back Najee Harris’ 2025 season took another unexpected turn Sund…
·San Diego, United States
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With Najee Harris likely done for the season, Omarion Hampton could see bigger Chargers role
Najee Harris sustained a non-contact Achilles tendon injury during a 23-20 win over the Denver Broncos that likely will keep the running back out for the rest of the season.
·Los Angeles, United States
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