Yup that sucks for him,what is that 4 straight years on IR.Man o man hope he plays somewhere else and isn't injure plagued anymore.I saw him crying his eyes out man I almost cried myself cause i felt bad for him.

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This is good.

Gives him a chance to have an extra year to rest then strengthen his back.

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If he ends up recovering and playing, doesn't matter for who -

In my eyes that would be a bigger personal achievement than getting selected for the Pro Bowl.

He must have had a few fleeting thoughts about retirement, contract or not.

Wherever he ends up, i'll root for the guy.

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I agree with RP, if he were to come back next year he would another full year removed from back surgery and surely would be at his healthiest state. Not much to go on but it would be very low risk putting him on the IR and bringing him back to compete for a spot.

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I've heard the same thing the last three years. And every year we pay him more money for zero production. Time to cut ties.

Really? I read we didn't pay him much this year at all. But yes, I'll echo what I said earlier. Call it bad luck, injury prone, whatever, fact is, he's not there on Sundays. :(

Time to move forward and let him use his UT degree.

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This is what will happen:

Justin will come to camp next year, make the team, and get injured week 1. More wasted money. Afterward, fans will say, "Hey lets bring him back next year. What do we have to lose?" #groundhogday

I thought I said more than once it was time ... oh nm go ahead why should you be any different.

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... you guys know there's no football next-year, right? Not trying to be Debbie Downer.

As far as Harrell ... sigh ... it's a bummer. Can't help but feel bad for him. People will say that he's been paid millions to do nothing -- what a life! That's bullshit. The guy has worked his whole life to be a football player. He's dealt with chronic injuries along the way. He's spent more rehabbing and healing than he has playing, then this ACL tear. It's a damn shame.

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