Chargers RB Najee Harris likely to begin training camp on the non-football injury list
Harris is expected to report to The Bolt later today, per Hortiz. He has been receiving treatment from doctors at Stanford. Hortiz added that the Chargers haven't seen the extent of his injury yet.
Harris suffered a superficial eye injury due to a fireworks mishap during a Fourth of July party.
The NFI designation means Harris can return at any point during camp.
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