FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (Jan. 17, 2007) -- New England Patriots safety Rodney Harrison was upgraded to doubtful for Sunday's AFC Championship Game at the Indianapolis Colts.
He had been listed as out with a knee injury before each of the Patriots' other playoff games, a 37-16 win over the New York Jets and a 24-21 victory over the Chargers in San Diego. A doubtful designation means there's a 75 percent chance he won't play. He didn't practice Jan. 17.
Harrison smiled as he walked through the locker room in street clothes without a noticeable limp before his teammates practiced. He sprained his right knee in the regular-season finale, his second game back since missing six games with a broken right shoulder blade.
On Jan. 16, Harrison said little about his chances of playing.
"We'll see," he said after watching Boston College beat Miami 82-63 in basketball. "Day-to-day."
He had not been available for comment since being hurt.
Harrison missed the last 13 regular-season games and both playoff games last season after he tore three ligaments in his left knee.
The Patriots also listed three players as questionable, all with the flu -- wide receiver Troy Brown, offensive tackle Ryan O'Callaghan and defensive lineman Mike Wright. All missed part of the day's practice.
