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Najee Harris Meets Seahawks, Eyes New Team

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Najee Harris, a former Steelers running back, is making progress in his recovery from an Achilles injury and is set to meet with the Las Vegas Raiders. Despite a short stint with the Chargers, Harris is a proven power runner with experience, making him an attractive free agent for teams like the Seattle Seahawks, who lost their Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker in free agency.

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On March 25th, former running back Najee Harris visited the Seattle Seahawks this week as he eyes a new team. The 24 overall pick from the 2021 draft spent time with the charges last season, before a season ending Achilles' tear in week, three. Six months after surgery, he's already running on a treadmill and making strong progress in his recovery. Harris is set to meet with the Las Vegas Raiders next, according to reports. His time with the charges was short. Just three gains where he gained 37 yards on nine carries. Earlier that year, a fireworks mishap on July 4th caused an eye injury that sidelined him through training camp and preseason. His former Steelist coach Mike Tomman checked in after Achilles' injury, keeping their talk private. Harris had been a reliable rusher in Pittsburgh, topping 1,000 yards in each of his first four seasons there, though his overall impact fell. Short a first round hype. Seattle could use a back like him, after losing their Super Bowl MVP, Kenneth Walker the

third to Kansas City in free agency. Harris brings proven power and experience to a contender rebuilding its ground game. With visits lined up in recovery on track, Harris remains a free agent draw for teams needing a steady runner heading into the season.

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