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Chargers move Najee Harris from the non-football injury list to the 53-man roster, raising hopes he can play in Week 1 after recovering from an eye injury sustained in a fireworks accident, with the team optimistic about his availability for the season opener.
The Las Vegas Raiders have activated edge rusher Tyree Wilson off the non-football injury list, allowing him to practice after recovering from a foot injury. Wilson, the team's first-round pick, is expected to bolster the Raiders' defense, particularly their pass rush. He had an impressive college career at Texas Tech and will join the team for preseason practice with the Rams before their upcoming game.
The Atlanta Falcons have placed defensive lineman Calais Campbell on the non-football injury list, while waiving running back Caleb Huntley with a failed physical designation. In a corresponding move, the team signed tight end MyCole Pruitt to fill the roster spot. Campbell remains on the active roster and can return at any time, while Huntley's tenure with the team has ended due to his injury. Pruitt played a significant role for the Falcons in 2022 and joins a full tight end room for the upcoming season.
Several Detroit Lions players, including rookie quarterback Hendon Hooker, defensive lineman Levi Onwuzurike, cornerback Emmanuel Moseley, and linebacker Rodrigo Rodriguez, could begin training camp on the physically unable to perform (PUP) or non-football injury (NFI) list due to various injuries. While players on these lists can participate in conditioning drills and meetings, they are not allowed to practice until cleared by the medical staff. The status of these players for both training camp and the regular season remains uncertain.