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they traded a second round pick for Marvin Harrison Jr. is play him as a quote unquote power slot, which is always the last refuge of the scoundrel for a wide receiver prospect who's a total bust... using Marvin Harrison Jr. on these horizontal crossers where it kind of means that you don't have to accentuate just how slow and like nonpowerful he is.

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Bust prospect repositioned as power slot to mask speed/power deficits.

Mattek Fantasy Football expresses significant concern about Harrison Jr.'s deployment as a power slot receiver, viewing this as a sign of a bust prospect being repositioned to inflate catch numbers. The Texans traded a second-round pick for Harrison Jr. and are using him on horizontal crossers to mask his lack of speed and power, which Mattek sees as a negative development for his fantasy ceiling. Mattek believes Jaylen Null is the superior receiver and questions the justification for the trade capital spent.

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