Marvin Harrison reportedly helped a man in need Saturday morning. (USATSI)
Marvin Harrison reportedly helped a man in need Saturday morning. (USATSI)

About a month ago, Marvin Harrison was at Radio City Music Hall announcing the Colts second-round draft pick. On Saturday morning, he reportedly was helping -- and getting shot at -- with a man who was trying to get away from two intruders who were allegedly robbing that man's apartment.

According to the Philadelphia Daily News, Harrison was driving in Philadelphia at 3:20 a.m. when a panic-stricken man, clad only in boxer shorts, hailed down his Ford F-350 truck and asked for help fleeing the scene.

After Harrison allowed the man into the bed of his truck, the two intruders allegedly fired a gun at Harrison's vehicle, hitting a tire and causing it to go flat later.

Neither Harrison nor the man, who told police that the two assailants stole $500 in cash from the apartment, were injured.

Harrison, in his first year of eligibility, was a finalist for the 2014 Hall of Fame class in February, but ultimately, he wasn't voted in this time around.