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Green Bay - Cornerback Al Harris is seeking a second opinion on an injury that could sideline him for the rest of the season.
Harris may have a ruptured spleen, an early diagnosis revealed on Monday morning, according to a source. He suffered the injury in the first quarter of Sunday night's loss to the Dallas Cowboys when Harris collided with linebacker A.J. Hawk. Coach Mike McCarthy said after the game that the doctors would not allow Harris to return to the game after blood was found in his urine.
The news was first posted by NationalFootballPost.com. Harris' agent, Jack Bechta, is one of the founding contributors to the site.
Harris, 33, is coming off his first Pro Bowl appearance. If Harris is sidelined indefinitely, Tramon Williams would become the starter opposite Charles Woodson. Will Blackmon would likely be elevated to the nickel spot, although Jarrett Bush had the job for part of last season.
Harris may miss rest of season - Packers Blog
WOW! This is terrible news for the Pack nation, I love Al Harris and thing he is a huge part of that defense. If he goes out, they lose a huge part of that defense.