Fantasy Life Articles on Marvin Harrison Jr.
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After sitting at a 31.5% and 30.8% rate of in-breaking routes in Arizona, Houston immediately got him running across the field to get the ball in his hands on half of his targets. But the talent (that's still there), pass-friendly environment, and past connection with the QB would have me sending out offers for the Texans' new WR.
STACKED’s take
Harrison's immediate impact and Stroud's rising pass rate make him a buy despite one-game sample.
Harrison represents a 'buy it before you see it' opportunity. C.J. Stroud is playing better and passing more often; Houston's PROE flipped from -5.7% in Week 3 to +3.6% in Week 6 with positive pass rates in back-to-back games. However, OC Nick Caley has been using more multi-TE sets or extra linemen to keep Stroud upright, which pulls receivers off the field. In his debut, Harrison (larger than Jaylin Noel) not only got on the field but earned a target and blocked downfield. After running 31.5-30.8% in-breaking routes in Arizona, Houston immediately got him running across the field on half his targets. With talent intact, pass-friendly environment, and past connection with Stroud, he warrants trade offers.
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