"INGLEWOOD, Calif -- Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris exited the second quarter of Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos on a medical cart after suffering a non-contact injury to his lower left leg. Harris collapsed after attempting to run and immediately grabbed toward his left calf. The Chargers later said he was questionable to return with an ankle injury. Harris had a team-high 28 yards on six carries before exiting."
"Harris, who signed as a free agent with the Chargers in March, was injured in a July 4 fireworks mishap and landed on the non-football injury/illness list ahead of training camp. He missed all of the Chargers' training camp practices but was ready for the beginning of the season. The Chargers had been increasing Harris' workload each week, and Sunday, he appeared on track for his most carries and productive game this season."
"Harris never has missed a game in his NFL career. His durability is one of the reasons why he was attractive to the Chargers, but that streak now appears in jeopardy. Harris rushed for 1,000 yards in each of his first four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. His physical style of running is one that Harbaugh covets and having him to start the season was crucial for this Chargers' team's ceiling in 2025."
Najee Harris exited the second quarter of the game against the Denver Broncos on a medical cart after a non-contact injury to his lower left leg, collapsing after attempting to run and grabbing his left calf. He was listed as questionable to return with an ankle injury after recording 28 yards on six carries. Harris previously suffered a July 4 fireworks mishap that put him on the non-football injury list and caused him to miss training camp, though he was ready for the season. His streak of never missing a game is now in jeopardy, and Omarion Hampton and Hassan Haskins would absorb additional workload if he misses time.
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