Wide receiver Marvin Harrison reported for the Indianapolis Colts' mandatory three-day minicamp that opened Friday but did not practice with the team.
The Colts remained mum on Harrison's off-field status. He has been questioned by Philadelphia police about an April 29 shooting in his hometown.
Quarterback Peyton Manning is withholding judgment on Harrison and his legal issues. Manning didn't make much of Harrison's off-field news when it first was reported, and he hasn't spoken with Harrison about the incident.
"I didn't have a whole lot of reaction to it because I hadn't talked to anybody personally about it," Manning said. "I've been around long enough that until I hear from somebody that really knows what's going on, I don't give it a lot of merit."
Harrison has told the Colts he was not involved in the shooting, according to The Indianapolis Star.
"With respect to questions regarding Marvin Harrison being interviewed by police in Philadelphia, we have nothing to add to [team president] Bill Polian's statement issued two weeks ago," the Colts said in a statement Friday. "We don't anticipate addressing any such questions unless and until there is an official report of the facts from the Philadelphia Police Department."
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The Colts remained mum on Harrison's off-field status. He has been questioned by Philadelphia police about an April 29 shooting in his hometown.
Quarterback Peyton Manning is withholding judgment on Harrison and his legal issues. Manning didn't make much of Harrison's off-field news when it first was reported, and he hasn't spoken with Harrison about the incident.
"I didn't have a whole lot of reaction to it because I hadn't talked to anybody personally about it," Manning said. "I've been around long enough that until I hear from somebody that really knows what's going on, I don't give it a lot of merit."
Harrison has told the Colts he was not involved in the shooting, according to The Indianapolis Star.
"With respect to questions regarding Marvin Harrison being interviewed by police in Philadelphia, we have nothing to add to [team president] Bill Polian's statement issued two weeks ago," the Colts said in a statement Friday. "We don't anticipate addressing any such questions unless and until there is an official report of the facts from the Philadelphia Police Department."
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