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Rumors started on Sunday. They cannot be confirmed today.
Nagy Harris’s running chargers were already in a fireworks accident during the weekend on July 4.
Among his agents, Doug Hendrickson: “Nagy Harris was present at an event on the fourth of July when a fireworks accident resulted in injuries to several attendees. Naguib suffered a superficial injury in the eye during the accident, but he is expected to be completely ready for the next US Football Association season.”
The shipping devices did not respond to the request to comment on the matter. When Harris reports on the training camp next week before the game Hall on July 31, Harris (along with all other players) will be subject to a full club.
Rumors lasted throughout the week until the dam broke out through a report from Cam Inman from San Jose Mercury News Regarding the fact that Harris was injured On July 5 in Antioch, California. The Inman report had no details about the extent or severity of the injury. Inman reported that Harris received treatment at John Muyer Hospital in Concorde and then at Stanford Hospital.
Several other people were injured during the accident.
The original rumors were that Harris lost the eye. The official word of his camp is that it is a “superficial injury to the eye.” The next development will come when it has a physical training camp.
Harris, the choice of the first round of Stelors in 2021, signed a year with chargers in March. He rushed to more than 1000 yards in each of its four seasons in the American Football Association.
