NFL injuries: Chargers’ Najee Harris suffers non-contact leg injury
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Los Angeles Chargers suffered a brutal low leg injury in the second quarter of AFC West Divisional matches against Denver Broncos on Sunday, Naje Harris.
Behind the Harris Game Centor Justin Herbert, the game is halfway 5:16. Herbert disposed and Harris immediately caught his left foot. One again showed that Harris was trying to push his left foot before a shock wave was sent from his leg.
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Naje Harris (22) Running Los Angeles Chargers, on May 12, 2025, carries the ball at The Bolt during his offseason training. (Kirby Lee/Imagn Images)
He immediately fell in the gameless game.
Harris appeared to come out of the field. Chargers initially said that it was controversial to return with an ankle injury, but later he was dropped out.
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Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh did not update immediately when he spoke to the CBS before the start of the third quarter.
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Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Chargers, who attracted Naje Harris (22), was discussed in the first half of a NFL football match in Las Vegas by Eric Stokes, Right and Las Vegas Raeders Maxx Crosby (98). (AP Photo/David Becker)
Los Angeles spent the first four years of her career with Pittsburgh Steler and signed Harris in Offseason. Omarion would be part of a background with Hampton. The injury will definitely be a blow to Chargers’ crime.
In 2024, Harris ran for 1,043 yard and six touches – the fourth year in a row reached at least 1000 hurry. He hadn’t missed a single game since the rookie season.
Los Angeles Chargers, who run back Naje Harris (22), hurriedly hurry against Las Vegas Raiders at the Allegant Stadium on September 15, 2025 in the second quarter. (Stephen R. Sylvanie/Imagn Images)
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Before leaving the game, there were 28 rush races on six transport.
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