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RayClay

That's going to interfere with his normal turf diving maneuver.

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Pats726

Always interesting to see what os happening with the Colts...

NovaScotiaPatsFan

Well I find it interesting if its bad news for them.

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PATSNUTme

What is he going "under the knife" for? It didn't say.

Is he having a vascetomy?

Remix 6

its elbow or hand i believe

patsox23

For others - like me - who are totally annoyed by the fact that no one has definitively mentioned WHAT THE SURGERY IS FOR it is...

his elbow. Carry on.

ilduce06410

we're talking about a player who puts his health on the line (sometimes) judt sbout every game.
he's also one of the better actors at WR i've seen for a long time.
come opening day, i want his head. i waant to see him short-arm those passes across the middle. i'm waiting for one of those death-spiral pirouettes that the stinkin' refs fall for every dang time.
but that arm must be pretty jacked up for all this cuttin' to be going on.
hope he won't be walking around with some kind of bizarre device on that arm. 20 years from now.

Remix 6

but you still gotta respect Marvin..great player..good person

patchick

Am I the only one who thinks it's intentional, strategic, and probably even smart? We're talking about a very slightly built receiver -- at 6' 0" 175 he's quite a bit taller and lighter than Deion Branch. Yet he's managed to maintain a long, productive and healthy career. 10 years in the league with half a dozen missed games, tops.

It's one thing when you need an extra yard for a critical first down, but on a lot of plays it probably pays for a guy like Harrison to avoid getting his skeleton rearranged.