Indianapolis Star: It appears Colts WR Marvin Harrison (hamstring)
and running back Joseph Addai (shoulder) will be available against
the Titans. Addai was in uniform and could have played at
Jacksonville. Harrison, who was inactive against the Jaguars,
provided Dungy with an update Monday, which was a day off for the
players. "He said he felt good and was ready to play,'' Dungy
said. "I'm assuming he'll be ready to go.''

Indianapolis Star: Colts Colts RB Joseph Addai and WR Marvin Harrison might be held out of the finale. Harrison has experienced
"some discomfort behind his knee,'' according to Dungy, and a
magnetic resonance imaging test revealed Harrison suffered an
injury to the "lower hamstring area'' Sunday against Detroit. "If
he's not 100 percent,'' Dungy said, "we won't play him.''

Indianapolis Star: Colts Wide receiver Marvin Harrison (hamstring)
was hurt against Detroit last week and did not make the trip to
Jacksonville. His availability for the Tennessee game remains up
in the air. "Marvin has just some discomfort behind his knee. And
we found out on the MRI it's on the lower hamstring area. So we'll
see how that heals up. If there's any question at all, if he's not
100 percent, we won't play him [against the Titans]. But we'll see
how he is once Tuesday comes," the Colts coach said.

AP reports: Colts receiver Marvin Harrison did not travel to
Jacksonville on Wednesday and will miss Thursday night's game
against the Jaguars. He had undergone an an MRI earlier. Harrison,
who apparently hurt his knee against the Detroit Lions on Sunday,
"actually has a hamstring issue," coach Tony Dungy said Wednesday.

Colts WR Marvin Harrison (hamstring) is listed as out for
tonight's contest against the Jaguars.

AP reports: Colts receiver Marvin Harrison underwent an MRI on
Wednesday and is questionable for Thursday night's game at
Jacksonville. Harrison, who apparently hurt his knee against the
Detroit Lions on Sunday, "actually has a hamstring issue," coach
Tony Dungy said Wednesday.

NFL.com: Colts WR Marvin Harrison suffered a mild
concussion when he was sandwiched between two Steelers
defenders on the opening drive of the second half. He
returned on the next series. .

Philly.com: Marvin Harrison's life just got more complicated. The
NFL star, who was linked to a springtime North Philadelphia
shooting that left one man wounded, is being sued by the alleged
victim, Dwight Dixon.Harrison was never charged in the April 29
shooting, which occurred after he and Dixon exchanged blows near
an auto-repair shop that Harrison owns on Thompson Street near
25th, according to police sources. The case is still considered an
open investigation, said Assistant District Attorney Christopher
Diviny. Although Harrison, 36, admitted to members of Central
Detectives that he had been in the fight, he insisted that he had
nothing to do with the shooting, the sources said.

4for4 reports: Colts WR Marvin Harrison was given time off Friday.
He's expected to play as normal this weekend.