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Chargers RB Najee Harris mum on circumstances surrounding eye injury

Najee Harris was cleared for full-contact practice after a July 4 eye injury and aims to play in the Chargers' season opener against the Chiefs in Brazil, Coach Harbaugh said.

  • On Monday, Coach Jim Harbaugh said Najee Harris is cleared for full-contact practice, which could let him play Friday in São Paulo, Brazil, against the Kansas City Chiefs.
  • After a Fourth of July fireworks mishap, Najee Harris suffered an eye injury that placed him on the non‑football injury/illness list, delaying his training camp and preseason participation.
  • Harris said his vision wasn't affected and called the injury `superficial`, maintaining his streak of 68 consecutive NFL starts over four seasons.
  • If Harris can't play, rookie Omarion Hampton would start and receive the bulk of snaps, and even with Harris returning, Hampton is expected to lead the Chargers rushing committee this year.
  • With the opener on Friday, the shorter week of practice before the Friday Brazil opener prompts Coach Jim Harbaugh to caution, saying `Just take it one day at a time`.
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Chargers' Najee Harris cleared for full-contact practice after eye injury with opener looming

Najee Harris has been cleared for full-contact practice, making him a possibility for the Los Angeles Chargers' season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday in Brazil.

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, September 1, 2025.
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