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I guess this helps make the choice of who to cut at running back a bit easier did Starks just have his job saved??
Packers move DuJuan Harris (knee) to injured reserve - NFL.com
Packers move DuJuan Harris (knee) to injured reserve
DuJuan Harris has been taken out of the mix for the Green Bay Packers.
Mike McCarthy told reporters Tuesday that Harris has been placed on injured reserve. The move comes four days after the running back re-injured his knee in Green Bay's preseason loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He received a second opinion on the injury on Monday.
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported that Harris reaggravated the patella tendon inflammation that kept him out of action for most of training camp. The injury would've kept him sidelined several weeks. The Packers want to get him fully healthy this time.
"It's a tough one," McCarthy said. "He's definitely a young player I felt was going to be an impactful player on offense. I know it's a tough blow for him. We need to get him healthy and we will start that process."
The door is now wide open for Eddie Lacy, the rookie who has impressed throughout training camp and the preseason. Alex Green and Johnathan Franklin give the team further coverage.
Harris was a McCarthy favorite who had been in the mix for a starting job. That said, the Packers have the depth to survive the loss
Packers move DuJuan Harris (knee) to injured reserve - NFL.com
Packers move DuJuan Harris (knee) to injured reserve
DuJuan Harris has been taken out of the mix for the Green Bay Packers.
Mike McCarthy told reporters Tuesday that Harris has been placed on injured reserve. The move comes four days after the running back re-injured his knee in Green Bay's preseason loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He received a second opinion on the injury on Monday.
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported that Harris reaggravated the patella tendon inflammation that kept him out of action for most of training camp. The injury would've kept him sidelined several weeks. The Packers want to get him fully healthy this time.
"It's a tough one," McCarthy said. "He's definitely a young player I felt was going to be an impactful player on offense. I know it's a tough blow for him. We need to get him healthy and we will start that process."
The door is now wide open for Eddie Lacy, the rookie who has impressed throughout training camp and the preseason. Alex Green and Johnathan Franklin give the team further coverage.
Harris was a McCarthy favorite who had been in the mix for a starting job. That said, the Packers have the depth to survive the loss
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