Almost two weeks after sustaining an eye injury from a July 4 fireworks-related incident, ex-Steeler Najee Harris has received an injury update courtesy of ESPN — and it’s looking like the new Chargers running back will start training camp on the non-football injury/illness list.

The Chargers have invested a lot of time this offseason experimenting with Johnson at center. Will it work out?

The Los Angeles Chargers planned to use a one-two punch at running back this season, but that may have to wait.

Najee Harris, signed by the Los Angeles Chargers this offseason, sustained an eye injury at a 4h of July party where a fireworks "mishap" left him and several others hurt, according to his agent

ANTIOCH — A Fourth of July fireworks explosion injured Antioch native and NFL running back Najee Harris, prompting fans to worry over his upcoming season with his new team — the Los Angeles Chargers — and perhaps the rest of his career, multiple sources have confirmed to the Bay Area News Group.