Los Angeles loaders will place the Ballon Recruiter Omarion Hampton in the injured reserve after suffering an ankle injury on Sunday against Washington commanders.
The charge coach Jim Harbaugh told journalists on Monday, which means that Hampton will miss at least the next four games before he is eligible to be reactivated.
Hampton left the defeat of 27-10 on Sunday at the end of the third quarter after tripping on a defender. He was seen with a walking boot on his left foot after the match.
Hampton, 22, started the five games during the ball carrier for Los Angeles after being drafted in the first round (22nd in total) of the NFL draft in April. He won 314 yards on the ground with two affected and added 20 receptions for 136 yards.
Without Hampton, the charges are thin to run. The signing of the Najee Harris offseason was lost for the year against a torn Achilles during week 3, making Hassan Haskins the only healthy back on the list of 53 men. Kimani Vidal, who has 173 yards on the ground in career, and the not tested recruit Amar Johnson is part of the training team.
Haskins has five races for 13 yards in its third season in the league and the second year with the loaders.
– Field level media
