Sao Paulo — Los angeles chargers Running back Nazi HarrisWho missed the training camp due to an eye injury in a fireworks accident, it is expected to start against the Friday season opener Cenus city chiefCoach Jim Harbagh said on Wednesday.
Harris was listed completely as participating in practice.
“He says he is ready, and he looks ready to leave,” said Harbagh. “Actually it is difficult to predict the game count. He is going to play football and is on it. This is the mindset.”
Harris was on the field with his comrades on Wednesday with his colleagues, who were for a light on-field work session just hours after the team came to Sao Paulo. In front of hundreds of journalists, Harris once again wore a helmet with a tinted wisher, which he has done on practicing in front of the public in this summer.
Harris said on Monday that he did not care about what people think they are doing on the basis of the notion that he can wear shades to say “superficial” injury. He has participated in just six practices with chargers.
Harris said on Monday, “I am ramping for it, just trying to go back to that football shape.” “But however, I feel good, and we’ll just see where it goes.”
