Yahoo Sports NFL on Najee Harris
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He's in good shape, he came in in good shape. He's even leaned up a little bit. I think the football movement has kind of got him chiseled a little more than he was. He looks good, he looks like he's ready to play.
STACKED’s take
Harris shows no Achilles limitations; Harbaugh confident he'll contribute as No. 2 RB behind Skattebo.
Najee Harris signed with the Giants on Aug. 18 after suffering a torn Achilles in Week 4 last season with the Chargers. Head coach John Harbaugh expressed confidence in Harris's recovery and readiness, stating: "He's in good shape, he came in in good shape. He's even leaned up a little bit. I think the football movement has kind of got him chiseled a little more than he was. He looks good, he looks like he's ready to play." Harris produced four consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons in his first four years with the Steelers and is expected to compete for a role in the Giants' ground game, potentially slotting in as the No. 2 running back behind starter Cam Skattebo despite arriving late in training camp.
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