Chargers RB Najee Harris (eye) remains sidelined without a timetable for return. HC Jim Harbaugh said Monday that Harris is "getting better." But all Harris was able to do at practice was walk laps around the field.
Walking laps around the field is a long ways from being in football shape.
We're exactly one month removed from Harris' July 4 fireworks accident. That means it's been at least a month since he's done any significant physical activity.
We still have about a month until Week 1. But it's fair to wonder at this point whether Harris will be ready for a significant role by then -- if he's ready to play at all.
We'll continue to keep a close eye on his progress. But we're moving Harris down the RB rankings again. Omarion Hampton is getting a corresponding bump up.
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