Nagy Harris has been running a letter to reporters for the first time since he participated in a fourth fireworks accident of July-his samples hidden by sunglasses in a charger.
“It is a modest experience,” Harris said of the accident that he left with an eye injury. “It is still really shaken. I still wander somehow. Only the situation [can] It shows you how things can change in just a finger. “
Harris refused to describe the accident in detail, but he said he felt that the accident was not worse. He said that his vision was not affected, repeating that the injury was superficial.
“I am happy because everyone is safe and we are alive,” Harris said.
He was cleansed on Monday after wearing an undisputed shirt last week. Harris took another step towards success in the opening match of the season in Sao Paulo, Brazil, against Kansas City Chevings on Friday.
Harris has been wearing colored stones – a new look compared to his days with Stelors – and keeping sunglasses outside the field since the accident, which led to online speculation about the severity of his injury. However, he cleaned gossip.
Harris said: “It is not my job to care about what others think about.” “It is my job to do what I have to do, so that they can write what they want, they say what they want.”
Harris has never missed the American Football Association game, starting from 68 consecutive competitions over four seasons in Pittsburg, but this line may be in danger. He said he expected to play with the translation of the work burden.
“We’ll see where he takes us … … I just recover, and I can get the shape,” Harris said. “I just try to stay on top of the playing book. I was on [the non-football injury list]So, so [that] It makes things more difficult. “
Coach Jim Harbo, who is usually stretched to injuries, said that there is a “possibility” that Harris will play against the tribes. Harbo said that since he was cleared for practice, Harris seemed “really good.”
Whether Harris is ready before the team shaved its journey for 12 hours or becomes an uncertain decision.
In the absence of Harris, the upcoming Umron Hampton dealt with most of the movements in the camp, but welcomed the return of his teammate. The husband is expected to share duties in the offensive coordinator Greg Roman.
“He was amazing, he is a man,” Hampton said. “We are talking all the time. It helps me read. I help him see what we see, and how we see.”