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I love this move for Marvin Harrison, Jr. After getting drafted fourth overall back in 2024, he actually has a solid rookie season. Has 62 catches, 885 yards receiving, and eight receiving touchdowns. But since then, he just hasn't quite turned into the wide receiver. A lot of people thought he was going to be in the NFL, and he's off to another slow start so far this season. But sometimes when that happens, the best thing for a player is a change of scenery, especially when that change means being reunited with your former college quarterback. C.J. Stroud and Marvin Harrison, Jr. back in 2021 and 2022 with Ohio State were virtually unstoppable. That familiarity is going to play a big factor in Harrison, Jr. being able to come in and make an immediate impact. Also, opposing defenses are going to have a lot of focus on Nico Collins. So Marvin Harrison, Jr. are going to get those one-on-one matchups, and C.J. Stroud knows exactly how to get him the football. I think this is the best case scenario for Marvin Harrison, Jr.
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Traded to Texans to reunite with C.J. Stroud; positioned for one-on-one matchups.
Traded to Houston Texans to reunite with college quarterback C.J. Stroud; source emphasizes the familiarity and continuity will help Harrison Jr. make an immediate impact. With Nico Collins drawing opposing defenses' focus, Harrison Jr. will get one-on-one matchups, and Stroud knows exactly how to get him the football. Source calls this 'the best case scenario' for Harrison Jr. after a slow start to the season despite solid rookie year (62 catches, 885 yards, 8 TDs in 2024).
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