NFL star, East Bay native Najee Harris injured in Fourth of July fireworks explosion, sources confirm
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NFL star, East Bay native Najee Harris injured in Fourth of July fireworks explosion, sources confirm
""This is an unfortunate accident, and our thoughts are with the family and all those affected during this difficult time," police wrote in a July 5 Facebook post about the incident."
"In March, Harris signed a one-year free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Chargers worth up to $9.25 million, according to ESPN."
"Harris totaled 4,312 rushing yards and 1,149 passing yards and scored 34 touchdowns as a Steeler."
"NFL veteran Jason Pierre-Paul continued for some nine seasons after suffering a major hand injury in a 2015 fireworks incident."
NFL running back Najee Harris, a native of Antioch, was injured in a fireworks explosion on July 4, causing concerns about his future with the Los Angeles Chargers. The incident occurred early on July 5 on Spanos Street, injuring multiple individuals. Harris was initially treated at John Muir Hospital before being transferred to Stanford Hospital. Police confirmed that some victims received on-site treatment, while others sought medical assistance independently. Social media buzzed with speculation about Harris's injury, reminiscent of NFL player Jason Pierre-Paul's recovery from a similar incident in 2015.
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