Harrison asks Colts to release him

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After the two sides couldn’t agree on a restructured contract, WR Marvin Harrison asked the Colts to release him, a league source said Sunday night.

As much as the team would rather not — and Colts president Bill Polian acknowledged Sunday that it’s a tricky situation — Harrison is a luxury that Indianapolis can no longer afford.

Now that Harrison has declined to restructure his contract, the Colts have little choice but to let him and his $13.4 million salary-cap number go. It will mark the end of an illustrious 13-year career in Indianapolis, where Harrison and QB Peyton Manning formed one of the greatest quarterback-receiver tandems in NFL history.

Already the speculation about where Harrison will land is beginning. For starters, Harrison is determined to continue playing. A logical landing spot would be the receiver-needy Philadelphia Eagles, where Harrison would be reunited with his former Syracuse teammate, QB Donovan McNabb, while getting to play in the city where he lives.
 
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Marvin was the business.....will be a shame 2 see him go, but he PUT IN WORK 4 the squad and has definetly seen better days.....he used 2 have pure jets and well....that's not his game anymore, but if he ended up in Philly, that'd be a good spot 4 him, their receivers suck the bag
 

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He really declined this year, but he still has some juice left in the tank. Hopefully this and Dungy will help shake up the power structure in the AFC.
 

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Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike Marvin at all, but I always thought he was a little fruity... Gay Bladin' or not I would take him on my team anyday.
 
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^^^ lol, you serious? i read an article in espn the mag about him like the november issue and it seems like hes got some gangsta in him.
 
Feb 23, 2003
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Marvin Harrison refused to take a pay cut. The Indianapolis Colts couldn't afford to keep him without one.

On Monday, the two sides reached agreement on one thing: Harrison will be a free agent.