Jim Harbo confirms Achilles injury to RB Naje Harris

Los Angeles Charries scored a great victory on Sunday over Denver Bronko, 23-20, to improve to 3-0 in the season. Little by little, they seem to develop into real power.

However, the disaster was struck in the second quarter when it began to run in Naji Harris, which fell due to an inconclusive injury. He should have been transferred from the field, and no longer.

He was afraid that Harris was injured Achilles, and Jim Harbo, Charger’s coach, confirmed that exactly after the match.

“#Chargers RB Naje Harris was injured Achilles, as coach Jim Harbo confirmed,” Ian Rapouurt wrote on X.

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Harris as a free agent was signed during a period of time to replace the outgoing JK Dobbins. He suffered from an eye injury during the fourth accident of July, but was cleared to play in the first week.

While more than 1000 yards went in each of its first four seasons of the American Football Association with Pittsburgh Sters, he had only 33 yards in nine campaigns in the first two games of this year. He had achieved 28 hasty yards on six campaigns in the Sunday match at the time of his injury.

Perhaps the silver lining of this injury in Los Angeles is that it will open a lot of opportunities for the rising that was running in Omarion Hampton. Hampton, the 22nd selection of the US Football Association’s draft in April, was somewhat calm in its first two games, but on Sunday, he ran 70 yards and fell in 19 attempts and added 59 other yards in six parties.

The wide recipient Quintin Johnston, who was considered disappointment in his first two seasons, excelled again. In front of Denver, he had six trap for 89 yards, while veteran Kennan Allen added 65 yards and one landing to seven fish.

Midfielder Justin Herbert did not play his best football, but he threw 300 yards in 47 attempts, which is evidence that Harbo and offensive coordinator Greg Roman open the play book to take advantage of his wide talent.

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Next Sunday, chargers will be in Bergen Province, New Jersey, to take over the giants of New York before returning home to host Washington leaders at the Sufi stadium on October 5.

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