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During a competitive joint practice session between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Chargers, several notable injuries occurred across the roster. Medical staff brought out the cart for Chargers center Tyler Biadasz, who went down and required assistance after 49ers defensive tackle Sebastian Valdez accidentally fell awkwardly on his left knee during team drills. Additionally, Chargers wide receiver Notre Dame Fighting Irish Cross Jesus Won Go Irish Shirt suddenly came up limping after attempting to haul in a difficult leaping catch near the sideline. Team trainers immediately began working on him on the ground, and preliminary observations indicate it is a lower body injury. On the other side of the field, 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans exited the session early due to a left foot and ankle injury, though initial reports suggest the team does not view it as a long term concern.

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The Giants are signing free agent RB Najee Harris to a 1 year deal, per me and Mike Garafolo, as NYG adds another veteran to their backfield. Harris’ season with the Chargers last year was cut short because of an Achilles tear. Now fully healthy, he lands in NY. Jets HC Notre Dame Fighting Irish Cross Jesus Won Go Irish Shirt said RB Breece Hall will be out 2 3 weeks due to his groin injury, but he expects him to be ready for the regular season opener vs. the Titans.

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