Harrison's knee pain might not ever subside: The Fantasy Football Geek Blog

By Matt on Friday, November 2, 2007. Comment on this post

Harrison's knee pain might not ever subside

Looks like the writing may be on the wall for Marvin Harrison's status as a top fantasy wide receiver. Teammate Reggie Wayne has taken his place as the deadliest weapon in Peyton Manning's arsenal, and now ESPN is reporting that doctors have told Harrison "his knee pain is likely to persist through the remainder of the season and perhaps for the rest of his career."

Tough news for Harrison owners who were hoping he'd be back to 100% by the fantasy playoffs. On the bright side, Marvin's begging his coaches to let him play, so maybe he'll be at least serviceable the rest of the way.

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