US EditionChargers' Najee Harris Returns to Practice After July 4 Fireworks Mishap
Najee Harris, sidelined since July 4 eye injury, is cleared to play in Week 1, potentially continuing his streak of never missing an NFL game, coach said.
- Wednesday, Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh announced Najee Harris will practice this week after the team activated him from the non-football injury list, making him eligible for the season-opener in Brazil.
- Since July 4, Harris has been sidelined after an eye injury from a fireworks accident, missing most of training camp and all team practices.
- On Aug. 12 Najee Harris, Los Angeles Chargers running back, rejoined practice in a limited role with individual drills, and Joe Horitz said he was `on track` to return.
- Asked about Week 1, Coach Jim Harbaugh called Najee Harris a `possibility` to play, which would keep his consecutive-games streak alive and share carries with rookie Omarion Hampton.
- The Chargers signed Najee Harris to a one-year, $9.5 million deal in March after he rushed for at least 1,000 yards in four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and he projects to split carries with Omarion Hampton.
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