Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris' offseason work has been significantly impacted by an eye injury he suffered in a Fourth of July fireworks incident. He was placed on the non-football injury/illness list ahead of training camp for what his agent,

One of the other things Harbaugh talked about was the status of running back Najee Harris, who has been sidelined with an eye injury sustained during a Fourth of July fireworks mishap. When asked if Harris would be on the field for the season opener against the Chiefs, Harbaugh was noncommittal but suggested it was a possibility.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/chargers as Najee Harris injury update keeps things mysterious for Chargers RB. Not all that long ago, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh suggested that running back Najee Harris might not be able to suit up fully during training camp at all.

sustained earlier this summer. A 4th of July fireworks accident caused the Los Angeles Chargers running back to hurt his eye, making it impossible to open for several weeks. NFL reporter Dov Kleiman tweeted a picture of Harris on Friday, saying: “Heartbreaking: Chargers star RB Najee Harris shows on Snapchat that he still cannot open his left eye.”

Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris has a "chance" to play Week 1 after suffering a superficial eye injury at a Fourth of July event last month.

It's still not clear whether the eye injury suffered by Chargers running back Najee Harris in a Fourth of July fireworks accident will keep him off the field for the start of the regular season.

As long as Harris is out, first-round pick Omarion Hampton will likely take on a bigger and bigger role in the offense. The Chargers also have a number of running backs who could receive more touches early in the regular season if Harris is still getting back to 100%.

Training camp has not been kind to the Los Angeles Chargers as they prepare for a battle in the AFC West in 2025.

The Chargers are without one of their newest additions to kick off preseason play.

Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh provided an update on running back Najee Harris ’ recovery from an eye injury during his press conference on Monday without hinting at when the former Alabama All-American would start practicing with his teammates at training camp.