Overview

• Harris was seen running and performing limited football drills off to the side with a trainer at Tuesday’s practice; he has not returned to full team sessions
• He remains on the non-football injury/illness list following the July 4 fireworks-related eye injury, delaying any decision on activating him ahead of roster cutdowns
• Chargers offensive coordinator Greg Roman reaffirmed that the team will employ a multi-back rotation featuring rookie Omarion Hampton regardless of Harris’s Week 1 status
• Head coach Jim Harbaugh declined to confirm Harris’s availability for the season opener in Brazil, acknowledging both the possibility of his return and the chance he may not be ready
• Behind Hampton, running backs Kimani Vidal, Hassan Haskins, Raheim Sanders, Nyheim Miller-Hines and Jaret Patterson are competing for remaining snaps and depth roles