Joe Hortiz: Najee Harris works better, there is no reason to rush someone out

Chargers run by Najee Harris rbroadcasts on The non-football list of injuries with injuries in the eyes suffered in the preschool camp fireworks fireworks and remains unknown when maybe returned to the action.

At the time when Harris went to the list, it was that it would be a short stay, but General Manager Joe Hortiz did not offer any schedule in an interview with SiriusXM NFL Radio. HORTIZ noted that the chargers arrived in the camp before other teams due to the world of hallways of celebrity games and will give Harris the time to be completely cleaned.

“He is doing better every day“” Hortiz said. “He is engaged in the team, it’s getting better. We’ll be careful and posteriorly, let him know. He’s not going to the camp early, we got a long preseason to go so that there is no point in hurrying anyone out there.”

The first round of Omarion Hampton is alone on top of the table for a race depth with Harris from the field and a strong first impression for Rookie could change the look for Harris role by the moment the veteran can return to action.