I don't think you can count him out right now, and we all remember the super spleen. But, with one of the worst knee injuries possible, is this the end for Packers Al Harris?

  I've tried to temper my excitement so far this pre-season. This hasn't been easy, but tonight will go a long way in convincing me the 2009 Packers are for real.

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Maybe it's the dreads, maybe it's something in the Green Bay water. Whatever it is, even after physicians told him he was bleeding internally, Al Harris knew he'd be back.

It is looking like pro-bowl cornerback Al Harris could return right after the bye week. According to reports, Al is ahead of schedule in his recovery and is healing quite well.

There is some hope Al Harris could see the field this year. According to the National Football Post, all is not quite lost yet.

According to the National Football Post Al Harris could be done for the year. If you watch the video it's not surprising.