INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison, who missed 10 games because of a knee injury, practiced with the team for the second straight day Thursday.
Harrison has been out of the lineup since Oct. 22, but it now appears he'll be ready to go in the Colts' Sunday playoff game against the San Diego Chargers.
Coach Tony Dungy said he expected Harrison to play, but wasn't sure.
"I think he feels good, but we'll know more on Sunday," Dungy said in a report on the team's Web site.
"I think the downside could be fatigue, down the road in the third or fourth quarter. We're going to have to monitor that and be smart about it," the coach said.
Harrison, considered one of the NFL's top receivers, has been chosen for the Pro Bowl eight times.
