PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AFC : Mosebar Needs Two More Eye Operations

Don Mosebar of the Oakland Raiders already has had two operations following a freak training camp accident. He will need at least two more.

The center’s vision in his left eye is so threatened he is to have a third procedure Friday. Another must be performed Tuesday to repair the bone around the eye.

Mosebar originally had surgery at Austin, Tex., immediately after the practice-field mishap on a head slap from Dallas defensive lineman Chad Hennings.

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With starting cornerback Darrien Gordon sidelined until mid-November, the San Diego Chargers signed veteran cornerback A.J. Johnson, who signed with Kansas City in June but was released Monday.

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Seattle Seahawk running back Chris Warren was charged with assault for allegedly slapping Kadra Muhummad, 27, outside a Renton, Wash., nightclub on July 29 after she refused to dance with him. Warren, involved in a Dec. 1 car accident that left teammate Mike Frier paralyzed, denied the charge. . . . Craig Erickson will remain the starting quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, despite a loss to Cincinnati in the exhibition opener and two saves by backup Jim Harbaugh in come-from-behind victories over Seattle and Green Bay the past two weeks.