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Archived News (02-2009)
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[+] February 27th 2009 1 Updates
12:00 PM EST (1)
1.
Jeff Darlington and Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, report
Jeff Darlington and Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, report a source said rumors of free-agent WR Marvin Harrison (Colts) joining the Miami Dolphins are just that and the former Indianapolis Colts receiver will not be joining Miami.
[+] February 26th 2009 3 Updates
10:00 PM EST (3)
1.
ProFootballTalk passes along a 'rampant rumor' that Marvin Harrison
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ProFootballTalk passes along a 'rampant rumor' that Marvin Harrison could end up with the Dolphins. The Dolphins could use a veteran possession receiver to pair with deep threat Ted Ginn, but there are plenty doubts about Marvin's ability to fill that role at this stage of his career.
2.
ProFootballTalk.com is reporting that Marvin Harrison could
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ProFootballTalk.com is reporting that Marvin Harrison could end up landing in Miami.The Dolphins need a wide receiver and Harrison needs a home. The question is what type of impact Harrison can make at this point of his career.
3.
ProFootballTalk passes along a "rampant rumor" that
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ProFootballTalk passes along a "rampant rumor" that Marvin Harrison could end up with the Dolphins. The Dolphins could use a veteran possession receiver to pair with deep threat Ted Ginn, but there are plenty doubts about Marvin's ability to fill that role at this stage of his career. [...]
[+] February 25th 2009 6 Updates
3:00 PM EST (1)
1.
Tom Rock, of Newsday, reports the New York Giants are not interested
Tom Rock, of Newsday, reports the New York Giants are not interested in unrestricted free-agent WR Marvin Harrison (Colts), according to team and league sources.
11:00 AM EST (3)
1.
The Giants are not expected to show interest in the recently
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The Giants are not expected to show interest in the recently released Marvin Harrison. The Jints need a big, reliable No. 1 receiver, not an aging veteran with declining speed. Harrison's recent history of gun-related legal problems won't go over well in New York considering the Plaxico Burress quagmire.
2.
Mike Chappell, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis
Mike Chappell, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts QB Peyton Manning showed praise for former teammate WR Marvin Harrison. \"I\'m indebted to him,\" Manning said in a telephone interview. \"I\'m sad he won\'t be here. There\'s no way I would be at the place I am right now if I hadn\'t played with Marvin for 11 years. In my opinion, he\'s always going to be a Colt.\"
3.
The Giants are not expected to show interest in the recently
Source (rotoworld.com)
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The Giants are not expected to show interest in the recently released Marvin Harrison. The Jints need a big, reliable No. 1 receiver, not an aging veteran with declining speed. [...]
12:00 AM EST (2)
1.
ESPN's John Clayton calls Chicago, Philadelphia, and Tennessee
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ESPN's John Clayton calls Chicago, Philadelphia, and Tennessee possible landing spots for free agent Marvin Harrison. Philly makes sense because it's Harrison's hometown, but he probably wouldn't even be an upgrade over Reggie Brown, the Eagles' fourth receiver. The Titans and Bears can both do better. We're guessing Marvin will have to wait to sign with a team that incurs injuries during offseason camps.
2.
ESPN's John Clayton calls Chicago, Philadelphia, and Tennessee
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ESPN's John Clayton calls Chicago, Philadelphia, and Tennessee possible landing spots for free agent Marvin Harrison. Philly makes sense because it's Harrison's hometown, but he probably wouldn't even be an upgrade over Reggie Brown, the Eagles' fourth receiver. [...]
[+] February 24th 2009 30 Updates
8:00 PM EST (1)
1.
The Indianapolis Colts have released WR Marvin Harrison after
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The Indianapolis Colts have released WR Marvin Harrison after 13 season with the team. Harrison requested his release over the weekend. The move saves the team $7 million. \"Marvin let us know his preference was to be released,\" Colts president Bill Polian said in a statement on the team\'s Web site. \"Both Jim Irsay and I felt very strongly that after Marvin\'s long and dedicated service to the Colts, we would, in this painful circumstance, be guided by Marvin\'s wishes.\"
6:00 PM EST (5)
1.
Updating an earlier story, Marvin Harrison has been released
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Updating an earlier story, Marvin Harrison has been released by the Colts, according to ESPN.com.Cutting Harrison will save the Colts $7 million on the salary cap. Harrison is second to Jerry Rice with 1,102 career receptions.
2.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. Owner Jim Irsay indicated
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. Owner Jim Irsay indicated that he tried convincing Marvin to retire, but the 36-year-old wants to keep playing. He'll just have a hard time finding a place to do it. His explosiveness is all but gone and he's an injury risk. The Titans often show interest in ex-Colts, but free agents like Nate Washington and Ronald Curry have more upside. This draft is also rich at receiver.
3.
Colts owner Jim Irsay announced the release of Marvin Harrison
Source (CBSSports.com)
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News: Colts owner Jim Irsay announced the release of Marvin Harrison from the roster on Tuesday, something that was previously reported by many media outlets but dismissed by Irsay until he met with the receiver himself. Harrison's 2009 salary cap number of $13.4 million didn't justify his spot on the team anymore, and the team will reportedly save $7 million with him gone. Harrison reportedly refused a pay cut, and his agent, Tom Condon, claims he has an opportunity lined up for him upon his release. [...]
4.
The Colts have released Marvin Harrison. What has been speculated
Source (profootballweekly.com)
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The Colts have released Marvin Harrison. What has been speculated and expected for months became official on Tuesday, as a last ditch effort to convince the 13-year veteran to accept a pay reduction didn\'t work. The NFL\'s No. 2 ...
5.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. Owner Jim Irsay indicated
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. Owner Jim Irsay indicated that he tried convincing Marvin to retire, but the 36-year-old wants to keep playing. He'll just have a hard time finding a place to do it. [...]
5:00 PM EST (13)
1.
The Colts have called an afternoon press conference and expect
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The Colts have called an afternoon press conference and expect to announce the release of Marvin Harrison, according to the Associated Press. Harrison met with team owner Jim Irsay in an effort to work out a new deal but nothing could be ironed out between the two parties.Harrison will be entering his 14th season and feels he still has something left. Time will tell if he has any fantasy value after his new team and role with that team are determined.
2.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. Owner Jim Irsay indicated
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. Owner Jim Irsay indicated that he tried convincing Marvin to retire, but the 36-year-old wants to keep playing. He'll just have a hard time finding anywhere to do it. [...]
3.
Harrison will be released by Indianapolis, Colts owner Jim Irsay
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News: Harrison will be released by Indianapolis, Colts owner Jim Irsay announced, after the two sides failed to reach agreement on a new contract. [...]
4.
Harrison's agent, Tom Condon, said Tuesday that he expects the
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News: Harrison's agent, Tom Condon, said Tuesday that he expects the Colts to release Harrison after a meeting with Colts owner Jim Irsay failed to produce a compromise on the star wide out's contract, the Associated Press reports. [...]
5.
ESPNews reports the Indianapolis Colts have released WR Marvin
ESPNews reports the Indianapolis Colts have released WR Marvin Harrison.
6.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison.
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison. .. [...]
7.
Tom Condon, Harrison's agent, told The Associated Press on Tuesday
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Tom Condon, Harrison's agent, told The Associated Press on Tuesday he expected Indianapolis to announce that it is releasing the star receiver. Condon said Harrison met with team owner Jim Irsay in the afternoon in a last effort to re-sign the franchise's career receiving leader. But after the meeting, Condon said he was unaware of any deal that would keep Harrison with the Colts.
8.
Tom Condon, Harrison's agent, told The Associated Press on Tuesday
Tom Condon, Harrison's agent, told The Associated Press on Tuesday he expected Indianapolis to announce that it is releasing the star receiver.
Impacts: Condon said Harrison met with team owner Jim Irsay in the afternoon in a last effort to re-sign the franchise's career receiving leader. But after the meeting, Condon said he was unaware of any deal that would keep Harrison with the Colts.
9.
The Colts have called a press conference where owner Jim Irsay
Source (CBSSports.com)
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News: The Colts have called a press conference where owner Jim Irsay will give an update on the status of Marvin Harrison's future with the club. Many media outlets reported that Harrison will be a cap casualty as his 2009 salary cap number ($13.4 million) doesn't justify his spot on the team anymore (the team would reportedly save $7 million if they release him), but Irsay met with Harrison on Tuesday in an effort to keep the future Hall of Fame receiver on the roster. Harrison has reportedly refused a pay cut, and his agent claims he has an opportunity lined up for him upon his release. Irsay previously said it's "definitely possible" that his receiver would stay with the team. "I'm not going to start talking like he's not here, because nothing's been determined officially by any stretch," Irsay said. [...]
10.
Updating previous reports, Michael Marot, of The Associated
Updating previous reports, Michael Marot, of The Associated Press reports the Indianapolis Colts are expected to announce the release of WR Marvin Harrison during their press conference.
11.
The Colts will hold a 5:30ET press conference to make an announcement
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The Colts will hold a 5:30ET press conference to make an announcement regarding Marvin Harrison. They'll either announce that they're releasing Harrison or that a new contract has been worked out. [...]
12.
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has called an afternoon conference,
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has called an afternoon conference, presumably to discuss star receiver Marvin Harrison's future.
Impacts: Harrison's agent, Tom Condon, told The Associated Press on Monday that Indianapolis had agreed to release the franchise's career receiving leader. Condon said an announcement was expected Tuesday or Wednesday. But Irsay then decided to make one last attempt to convince Harrison to stay for a 14th season with the team. Irsay told The Indianapolis Star late Monday that he had scheduled a mid-afternoon meeting with Harrison.
13.
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has called an afternoon conference,
Source (fantrax.com)
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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has called an afternoon conference, presumably to discuss star receiver Marvin Harrison's future. Harrison's agent, Tom Condon, told The Associated Press on Monday that Indianapolis had agreed to release the franchise's career receiving leader. Condon said an announcement was expected Tuesday or Wednesday. But Irsay then decided to make one last attempt to convince Harrison to stay for a 14th season with the team. Irsay told The Indianapolis Star late Monday that he had scheduled a mid-afternoon meeting with Harrison.
4:00 PM EST (1)
1.
The Indianapolis Star reports the Indianapolis Colts have called
The Indianapolis Star reports the Indianapolis Colts have called a 5:30 p.m. EST press conference where owner Jim Irsay is expected to discuss WR Marvin Harrison\'s contract situation.
1:00 PM EST (1)
1.
Colts owner Jim Irsay will meet with Harrison one last time
Source (rotowire.com)
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News: Colts owner Jim Irsay will meet with Harrison one last time before Thursday to try to re-work his contract for 2009, the Indianapolis Star reports. "Marvin and I are talking (Wednesday) at mid-afternoon and we'll see where we go from there," Irsay said. [...]
10:00 AM EST (3)
1.
Colts owner Jim Isray said Tom Condon, WR Marvin Harrison's
Source (footballguys.com)
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Colts owner Jim Isray said Tom Condon, WR Marvin Harrison\'s agent, was \"premature\" in saying the Colts had agreed to release their veteran receiver. Asked if it still were possible for Harrison to remain with the Colts, Irsay replied, \"Definitely - Marvin and I are talking (today) at mid-afternoon and we\'ll see where we go from there,\" Irsay said. \"I\'m not going to start talking like he\'s not here, because nothing\'s been determined officially by any stretch.\" The Colts shaky salary cap situation, however, leads one to believe that keeping Harrison will be very difficult.
2.
The Indianapolis Star reports that Colts owner Jim Irsay will
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News: The Indianapolis Star reports that Colts owner Jim Irsay will have a meeting Tuesday with WR Marvin Harrison about trying to keep him with the team. Many media outlets report that Harrison will be a cap casualty as his 2009 salary cap number ($13.4 million) doesn't justify his spot on the team anymore. The team would reportedly save $7 million if they release him. Harrison has reportedly refused a pay cut, and his agent claims he has an opportunity lined up for him. Irsay said it's "definitely possible" that his receiver would stay with the team. "I'm not going to start talking like he's not here, because nothing's been determined officially by any stretch," Irsay said. [...]
3.
Colts owner Jim Irsay will meet with Harrison one last time
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News: Colts owner Jim Irsay will meet with Harrison one last time before Thursday to try to re-work his contract for 2009, the Indianapolis Star reports. "Marvin and I are talking (Wednesday) at mid-afternoon and we'll see where we go from there," Irsay said. [...]
09:00 AM EST (4)
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Owner Jim Irsay labeled 'premature' the report from agent Tom
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Owner Jim Irsay labeled 'premature' the report from agent Tom Condon that the Colts will release Marvin Harrison. 'Marvin and I are talking,' Irsay said. 'I'm not going to start talking like he's not here, because nothing's been determined officially by any stretch.' Irsay added that it was 'definitely' possible for Harrison to remain with the Colts. GM Bill Polian is ready to cut ties for salary purposes, but Irsay is having a tough time letting a franchise legend go.
2.
Owner Jim Irsay labeled "premature" the report from
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Owner Jim Irsay labeled "premature" the report from agent Tom Condon that the Colts will release Marvin Harrison. "Marvin and I are talking," Irsay said. [...]
3.
Mike Chappell, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis
Mike Chappell, of the Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay will attempt one last-ditch negotiating effort Tuesday, Feb. 24, to retain WR Marvin Harrison. Irsay insisted late Monday, Feb. 23, that Tom Condon, Harrison\'s agent, was \"premature\" earlier in the day when he said the Colts had agreed to release Harrison. Condon said Harrison had requested the release after declining the team\'s attempt to restructure his contract. \"Marvin and I are talking (today) at mid-afternoon and we\'ll see where we go from there,\'\' Irsay said. \"I\'m not going to start talking like he\'s not here, because nothing\'s been determined officially by any stretch.\'\'
4.
Owner Jim Irsay labeled "premature" the report from
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Owner Jim Irsay labeled "premature" the report from agent Tom Condon that the Colts will release Marvin Harrison. "Marvin and I are talking . [...]
08:00 AM EST (1)
1.
The Indianapolis Colts have not yet released receiver Marvin
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The Indianapolis Colts have not yet released receiver Marvin Harrison, and are trying to work something out with him, according to the Indianapolis Star. "I'm not going to start talking like he's not here, because nothing's been determined officially by any stretch," said Colts owner Jim Irsay.Harrison's agent, Tom Condon, said earlier on Monday that Harrison had been released, but that is not official, so it's possible he could wind up back in Indy, though that seems like a long-shot.
02:00 AM EST (1)
1.
Colts agreed to release Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon
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Colts agreed to release Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed to the Associated Press. Harrison, 36, caught 60 passes for 636 yards and five TDs last season, but his 10.6 YPC average was a career low and he's never looked slower. Assuming Marvin doesn't return for a minimum-type deal, Reggie Wayne figures to take his old flanker position with Anthony Gonzalez at split end and Dallas Clark getting more targets. Harrison is likely to see a soft market for his services and may struggle to find a job he deems worth taking.
[+] February 23rd 2009 25 Updates
9:00 PM EST (1)
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Harrison's agent said Monday the Colts have agreed to release
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News: Harrison's agent said Monday the Colts have agreed to release the wideout in a salary cap move, the Associated Press reports. [...]
8:00 PM EST (1)
1.
Colts agreed to release Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon
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Colts agreed to release Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed to the Associated Press. Harrison, 36, caught 60 passes for 636 yards and five TDs last season, but his 10. [...]
6:00 PM EST (13)
1.
Updating previous reports, NFL.com reports Tom Condon, agent
Updating previous reports, NFL.com reports Tom Condon, agent for Indianapolis Colts WR Marvin Harrison, said he expects the Colts to announce that Harrison has been released either Tuesday, Feb. 24, or Wednesday, Feb. 25.
2.
Colts agreed to release WR Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon
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Colts agreed to release WR Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed to the Associated Press. Harrison, 36, caught 60 passes for 636 yards and five TDs last season, but his 10. [...]
3.
The Star-Tribune reports that the Colts have released Marvin
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The Star-Tribune reports that the Colts have released Marvin Harrison after the receiver refused to have his contract restructured. The Colts will save about $6 million in cap space and Harrison is now a free agent. An official announcement should be made on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week.There will probably be a lot of interest in the veteran wide receiver. Many have already speculated that he may play for his hometown Eagles. He and Peyton Manning have hooked up for more touchdowns than any other duo in NFL history.
4.
Harrison's agent said Monday that the Colts have agreed to release
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News: Harrison's agent said Monday that the Colts have agreed to release the wideout in a salary cap move, the Associated Press reports. [...]
5.
Updating a previous report, The NFL Network reports the Indianapolis
Updating a previous report, The NFL Network reports the Indianapolis Colts have not yet released WR Marvin Harrison.
6.
The Star-Tribune reports that the Colts have released Marvin
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The Star-Tribune reports that the Colts have released Marvin Harrison after the receiver refused to have his contract restructured. The Colts will save about $6 million in cap space and Harrison is now a free agent.There will probably be a lot of interest in the veteran wide receiver. Many have already speculated that he may play for his hometown Eagles. He and Peyton Manning have hooked up for more touchdowns than any other duo in NFL history.
7.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed to the Associated Press. Harrison, 36, caught 60 passes for 636 yards and five TDs last season, but his 10. [...]
8.
The NFL Network reports the Indianapolis Colts have agreed to
The NFL Network reports the Indianapolis Colts have agreed to release WR Marvin Harrison, according to what Harrison\'s agent Tom Condon told The Associated Press.
9.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison, his agent Tom Condon confirmed to the Associated Press. Harrison, 36, caught 60 passes for 636 yards and five TDs last season, but his 10. [...]
10.
Harrison's agent said Monday the Indianapolis Colts have agreed
Harrison's agent said Monday the Indianapolis Colts have agreed to release him in a salary cap move.
Impacts: Harrison, who is second in NFL career receptions, turns 37 in August and is coming off the least productive non-injury-plagued season of his 13-year career. Cutting him could save the Colts about $6 million on next season's salary cap. Agent Tom Condon said the receiver expects the Colts to make the announcement Tuesday or Wednesday.
11.
Harrison's agent said Monday the Indianapolis Colts have agreed
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Harrison's agent said Monday the Indianapolis Colts have agreed to release him in a salary cap move. Harrison, who is second in NFL career receptions, turns 37 in August and is coming off the least productive non-injury-plagued season of his 13-year career. Cutting him could save the Colts about $6 million on next season's salary cap. Agent Tom Condon said the receiver expects the Colts to make the announcement Tuesday or Wednesday.
12.
Colts released WR Marvin Harrison, his agent confirmed to the
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Colts released WR Marvin Harrison, his agent confirmed to the Associated Press ... [...]
13.
The NFL Network reports the Indianapolis Colts have released
The NFL Network reports the Indianapolis Colts have released WR Marvin Harrison, agent Tom Condon confirmed to The Associated Press.
1:00 PM EST (1)
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NFL Network's Charley Casserly says he's not sure if Marvin
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NFL Network's Charley Casserly says he's not sure if Marvin Harrison will get "one offer" from a team when he is released by the Colts. Casserly observed that Harrison has lost his speed and says his best bet is to stay in Indianapolis after taking a pay cut. [...]
12:00 PM EST (2)
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Harrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks
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News: Harrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks to renegotiate his contract hit an impasse over the weekend, ESPN reports. "I think I made it very clear that I wanted to stay in Indy, that's where my wife and family wanted to stay, and I wanted to retire here," Harrison said. "But I'm moving into free agency because my wife and I decided this is what is best for our family, though I've not completely ruled out playing for the Colts." [...]
2.
The Colts have wanted WR Marvin Harrison to take a pay cut,
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The Colts have wanted WR Marvin Harrison to take a pay cut, and the receiver has been reluctant to do so. This impasse could lead to his being released, reports say. NFL Network\'s Adam Schefter is reporting that ...
10:00 AM EST (2)
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Marvin Harrison's reluctance to take a pay cut could mark the
Source (CBSSports.com)
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News: Marvin Harrison's reluctance to take a pay cut could mark the end of his career in Indianapolis. Colts president Bill Polian told reporters Sunday at the NFL's annual scouting combine that the team was trying to rework Harrison's deal to lower the receiver's salary cap number from approximately $13.4 million, the highest number of any wide out in the NFL. But a person familiar with the negotiations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the team has not made an announcement, later told The Associated Press that Harrison "probably would not be interested in" reducing his base salary. If Harrison decides against a redoing his contract, the only other options for the Colts would be to keep Harrison at his cap number or to release him. "I don't want to characterize the discussions," Polian said of the negotiations with Harrison. "But we are impacted by the salary cap for the first time in 11 years." [...]
2.
Harrrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks
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News: Harrrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks to renegotiate his contract hit an impasse over the weekend, ESPN reports. "I think I made it very clear that I wanted to stay in Indy, that's where my wife and family wanted to stay, and I wanted to retire here," Harrison said. "But I'm moving into free agency because my wife and I decided this is what is best for our family, though I've not completely ruled out playing for the Colts." [...]
09:00 AM EST (2)
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Harrrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks
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News: Harrrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks to renegotiate his contract hit an impasse over the weekend, ESPN reports. "I think I made it very clear that I wanted to stay in Indy, that's where my wife and family wanted to stay, and I wanted to retire here," Harrison said. "But I'm moving into free agency because my wife and I decided this is what is best for our family, though I've not completely ruled out playing for the Colts." [...]
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Harrrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks
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News: Harrrison is more likely to be released by the Colts after talks to renegotiate his contract hit an impasse over the weekend, ESPN reports. "I think I made it very clear that I wanted to stay in Indy, that's where my wife and family wanted to stay, and I wanted to retire here," Harrison said. "But I'm moving into free agency because my wife and I decided this is what is best for our family, though I've not completely ruled out playing for the Colts." [...]
08:00 AM EST (2)
1.
Updating a previous item, Adam Schefter, of NFL.com, reports
Updating a previous item, Adam Schefter, of NFL.com, reports Indianapolis Colts WR Marvin Harrison has asked the team to release him after both sides could not agree on a restructured contract, a league source said late Sunday, Feb. 22.
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Marvin Harrison wants to be released by the Colts after the
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Marvin Harrison wants to be released by the Colts after the two sides failed to agree on a new deal, and there is belief he may be interested in playing for the Eagles, according to NFL.com.The Eagles could use an upgrade at wide receiver, and Harrison would be reunited with quarterback Donovan McNabb, as the pair were previously teammates at Syracuse. He also lives in Philadelphia.
03:00 AM EST (1)
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The Associated Press reports Indianapolis Colts WR Marvin Harrison
The Associated Press reports Indianapolis Colts WR Marvin Harrison is close to asking the team for his release, a source told ESPN.comÂ's John Clayton. NFL.com cited a league source Sunday, Feb. 22, that claimed Harrison has already asked to be released.
[+] February 22nd 2009 8 Updates
11:00 PM EST (2)
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Marvin Harrison has formally requested his release, according
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Marvin Harrison has formally requested his release, according to NFL.com's Adam Schefter. The Colts probably won't wait long The move will save $7 million in cap space. [...]
2.
Michael Marot, of the Associated Press, reports Indianapolis
Michael Marot, of the Associated Press, reports Indianapolis Colts president Bill Polian told reporters Sunday, Feb. 22, that the team is trying to rework WR Marvin HarrisonÂ's contract to lower his salary cap number of approximately $13.4 million. However, Harrison Â"probably would not be interested inÂ" reducing his base salary, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. If Harrison refuses to rework his contract, the team could either choose to keep Harrison at his current cap number or release him.
10:00 PM EST (3)
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Colts wideout Marvin Harrison has asked for his release, according
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Colts wideout Marvin Harrison has asked for his release, according to NFL.com.Harrison does not want his contract restructured, and he will count far too much against the salary cap if retained - more than $13 million - so the Colts really don't have any other choice.
2.
Marvin Harrison has formally requested his release, according
Source (rotoworld.com)
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Marvin Harrison has formally requested his release, according to NFL.com's Adam Schefter. The Colts probably won't wait long The move will save $7 million in cap space. [...]
3.
Harrison's reluctance to take a pay cut could mark the end of
Source (fantrax.com)
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Harrison's reluctance to take a pay cut could mark the end of his career in Indianapolis. If he decides against a pay cut, the only other options for the Colts would be to keep Harrison and his cap number or to release him. Earlier Sunday, Colts president Bill Polian told reporters at the NFL's annual scouting combine that the team was trying to rework Harrison's deal to lower his salary cap number from approximately $13.4 million, the highest number of any receiver in the NFL. But a person familiar with the negotiations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the team has not made an announcement, said Harrison 'probably would not be interested in' taking a pay cut.
9:00 PM EST (1)
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Colts wideout Marvin Harrison is not likely to accept a contract
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Colts wideout Marvin Harrison is not likely to accept a contract restructuring in order to take a pay cut, reports the AP.If true, this would almost certainly mark the end of career for Harrison in a Colts uniform. His paycheck is for over $13 million next year, and the team would save about $7 million off the cap if they cut him.
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A source familiar with talks between the Colts and Marvin Harrison
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A source familiar with talks between the Colts and Marvin Harrison told the AP that Harrison "probably would not be interested in" taking a pay cut. [...]
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Harrison's reluctance to take a pay cut could mark the end of
Harrison's reluctance to take a pay cut could mark the end of his career in Indianapolis. If he decides against a pay cut, the only other options for the Colts would be to keep Harrison and his cap number or to release him.
Impacts: Earlier Sunday, Colts president Bill Polian told reporters at the NFL's annual scouting combine that the team was trying to rework Harrison's deal to lower his salary cap number from approximately $13.4 million, the highest number of any receiver in the NFL. But a person familiar with the negotiations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the team has not made an announcement, said Harrison "probably would not be interested in" taking a pay cut.
[+] February 19th 2009 6 Updates
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During his press conference at the NFL Scouting Combine Thursday,
During his press conference at the NFL Scouting Combine Thursday, Feb. 19, Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell said he hoped WR Marvin Harrison would return tot the team. Caldwell added, \"That\'s what we anticipate. Free agency in itself is an event this time of year. We\'re not quite certain what\'s going to happen, but we\'d certainly love to have him back.\"
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New Colts head coach Jim Caldwell expects Harrison to be with
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News: New Colts head coach Jim Caldwell expects Harrison to be with the Colts in 2009 and says he "did not see any diminishing in terms of his skills and ability," ESPN reports. Caldwell's statement contrasts an earlier report from NFL.com's Adam Shefter that Harrison's release is a foregone conclusion. [...]
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New Colts coach Jim Caldwell would prefer not to release Marvin
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New Colts coach Jim Caldwell would prefer not to release Marvin Harrison. "What I saw is a guy as quick as he's been, with the same hands and he has the ability he's always had," Caldwell said. [...]
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New Colts coach Jim Caldwell would prefer not to release Marvin
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New Colts coach Jim Caldwell would prefer not to release Marvin Harrison. "What I saw is a guy as quick as he's been, with the same hands and he has the ability he's always had," Caldwell said. [...]
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New Colts head coach Jim Caldwell expects Harrison to be with
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News: New Colts head coach Jim Caldwell expects Harrison to be with the Colts in 2009 and says he "did not see any diminishing in terms of his skills and ability," ESPN reports. Caldwell's statement contrasts an earlier report from NFL.com's Adam Shefter that Harrison's release is a foregone conclusion. [...]
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NFL Network reports that the Colts will eventually cut WR Marvin
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News: NFL Network reports that the Colts will eventually cut WR Marvin Harrison as his 2009 salary cap number ($13.4 million) doesn't justify his spot on the team. The team would save $7 million if they release him. A contract restructuring could save his tenure with the team, but there's no indication if he's willing to take a pay cut. [...]
[+] February 18th 2009 3 Updates
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Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports the Indianapolis
Adam Schefter, of the NFL Network, reports the Indianapolis Colts are expected to let WR Marvin Harrison go soon. Releasing Harrison would free up $7 million in salary cap space.
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According to NFL.com, it is not a matter of if the Colts will
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According to NFL.com, it is not a matter of if the Colts will release veteran wide receiver Marvin Harrison, it's a matter of when. The 36-year-old Harrison is scheduled to make $13.4 million next season, with only $6 million of that due to stay on Indianapolis' payroll.The Colts are expected to release Harrison sometime before Feb. 27, when the 2009 NFL season officially starts with the onset of free agency. Anthony Gonzalez, Roy Hall, and Pierre Garcon will likely assume Harrison's role.
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NFL.com's Adam Schefter reports that the Colts will release
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NFL.com's Adam Schefter reports that the Colts will release Marvin Harrison "in the coming days." Harrison's been a Colt for 13 seasons, but his inability to separate from DBs consistently makes him unworthy of his $13. [...]
[+] February 13th 2009 5 Updates
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Mike Chappell, of The Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis
Mike Chappell, of The Indianapolis Star, reports Indianapolis Colts president Bill Polian said it is possible for WR Marvin Harrison to play for the Colts next season but would not put odds on the situation.
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Colts team president Bill Polian said "it's entirely possible"
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News: Colts team president Bill Polian said "it's entirely possible" that Harrison could return next season even though he's due more than $13 million, but also said signing unrestricted free agent Kelvin Hayden is the team's top priority, the Indianapolis Star reports. [...]
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Colts team president Bill Polian said "it's entirely possible"
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News: Colts team president Bill Polian said "it's entirely possible" that Harrison could return next season even though he's due more than $13 million, but also said signing unrestricted free agent Kelvin Hayden is the team's top priority, the Indianapolis Star reports. [...]
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GM Bill Polian commented that it is "entirely possible" that
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GM Bill Polian commented that it is "entirely possible" that Marvin Harrison will return to the Colts in 2009, according to the Indianapolis Star. Polian added that he could not offer odds on that possibility though.Harrison would be entering his 14th season and is on the decline, and cutting him will save $6MM under the cap. The fantasy stock of Anthony Gonzalez would improve if Harrison departs, especially since he would be entering his third pro campaign.
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Colts GM Bill Polian said Thursday that it's "entirely
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Colts GM Bill Polian said Thursday that it's "entirely possible" Marvin Harrison will stay in Indianapolis for a 14th season. Polian conceded that he "couldn't give the odds on that," and it remains likely that the sides will part ways. [...]
[+] February 8th 2009 1 Updates
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Tony Gonzalez has been busting up the Pro Bowl record book on
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Tony Gonzalez has been busting up the Pro Bowl record book on Sunday, according to the Kansas City Star. He broke Jerry Rice's record for most career receptions and receiving yards while tying Jimmy Smith and Marvin Harrison for most receiving touchdowns in the game.Gonzalez is easily one of the best tight ends in league history and one of the best players in the history of the Chiefs, so hopefully he'll be able to finish his career there. He could still be traded, but he seems like he'll give the new head coach Todd Hayley a chance first.
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