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Marvin Harrison Jr. gets traded uh on Saturday... Houston could just spread the field with Nico Marv and Null largely abandon their toothless run game and put the offense in Straoud's hands... you now add Marvin Harrison Jr. on top of that and I think Marvin Harrison Jr. has brought in right when we talk about like being a static X receiver or being a flanker... you can move Marvin Harrison Jr. around pretty much what would have been the Jaden Higgins role.
STACKED’s take
Traded to Texans; boom-bust WR3/4 in dynamic role with familiar QB Stroud.
Traded to the Texans on Saturday and brings elite receiver value to a high-volume passing offense; moves from Arizona's static X role (running 15+ yards downfield) to a more dynamic intermediate/short-route role in Houston, similar to Jaden Higgins' positioning—off-the-line flanker/slot work with motion and C-gap inserts; projects as a boom-bust WR3/4 in this role, an upgrade from Arizona but he won't create separation downfield like elite receivers; his utility is to open up underneath targets (Schultz, Marks, Hutchinson) and allow Nico Collins to operate deep; best college season came in his second year at Ohio State alongside CJ Stroud, who already has familiarity with Harrison from that offense, eliminating an awkward learning stage; Texans are top 10 in neutral pass rate and EPA per drop back with Stroud dropping straight back and running the offense.
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