As expected, Marvin Harrison reported to the Colts today for the start of the team’s three-day minicamp.

And, as expected, he neither participated in drills nor spoke to the media. That left his teammates to pick up the slack, not that they were saying all that much. “Nothing’s been…I don’t think anything’s been figured out. Until then, it’s hard to make a conclusion. But for now, I just support Marv,” said Colts tight end Dallas Clark.

“Didn’t have a whole lot of reaction to it. I didn’t talk to anybody personally about it. I have text messages from friends but haven’t talked to coach Dungy or Marvin. I’ve been around long enough to know until I hear from someone who truly knows, I don’t give it a lot of merit,” said Peyton Manning.

What? You were expecting Peyton to pitch a Smith and Wesson commercial starring him and his favorite receiver? Okay, that actually isn’t all that far-fetched for America’s favorite pitchman but, really, there wasn’t much reason to expect anything too exciting out of Colts mouths.
I would, however, expect something more out of an investigation that’s been going on for nearly three weeks. You’d think, in Arlen Specter’s home state, that these things would get done in record time.