Not in those exact words, mind you, but when a team brings in Mario Manningham and Early Doucet for closer looks, that does send a certain message, yes?

The NFL Network's Adam Schefter is reporting that the Colts have some concerns about Harrison's age and health. His left knee kept him off the field for most of last year, and he had surgery on his right knee this offseason. For a 36-year-old man who's played his entire career on artificial turf, that is not a recipe for success.

From the Colts standpoint, I get it. You've got Peyton Manning at quarterback, and he's got a handful of elite-level years left in him, and as long as he's around, you want to make sure he's well-equipped with capable targets. Even if Marvin Harrison was at 100%, I wouldn't blame them for bringing in another receiver.

That's what you do when you have a great quarterback. You know, a porno company can hire Ron Jeremy, but if he doesn't have some smokin' hot co-stars with great receiving ability, he's not going to sell you a lot of videos. It might just be me, but I don't think there's a huge market out there for a 90-minute Ron Jeremy solo video. I don't want to see that.

Sometimes, I end up really far off-topic, and I don't know how I got there. I'm sorry.

I think it's a good move for the Colts to bring in as many good young receivers as they can, and I don't think it's insensitive to Marvin Harrison in any way. I love the guy, and always have, but ... he's 36, he has zero healthy knees, and the Colts need to maximize what they can get out of Peyton Manning while they can.

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