Marvin Harrison Jr. Leaves Practice Twice With Apparent Injury

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Marvin Harrison Jr. Leaves Practice Twice With Apparent Injury

ESPN reported Cardinals receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. left Sunday's practice twice while dealing with an apparent ailment. He first pointed to his left ankle while speaking with a trainer, then later grimaced on the sideline and stretched his back. With Harrison sidelined, Simi Fehoko took first-team reps, potentially signaling his role in Arizona's receiving rotation.

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