From the episode
if for Marv, if it presents itself...this ain't gonna work for me...if it looks ridiculous, then maybe you got to give him a chance. But if the first round pick comes my way from Marv, I'm going to have a hard time not taking it...he puts up, you know, 700 yards, but he scores eight or nine touchdowns...he's been pretty good at scoring touchdowns...I think it could get, I think we could rebound here pretty hard...this is the ultimate buy, buy for a two, sell for a one scenario.
STACKED’s take
Harrison is a buy-low candidate; trade for mid-late first if offered, but monitor for rebound.
The source frames Marvin Harrison Jr. as an ultimate buy-low, sell-high candidate in dynasty; after struggling in Arizona early, the source suggests trading him for a mid-to-late first-round pick if offered by a mid-range team, but only if his situation doesn't improve. However, if he rebounds over the final 12 games with 700+ yards and 8-9 touchdowns while showcasing his contested-catch ability from Ohio State, he could rebound significantly from his current depressed value (described as 'basically the Cardinals telling you he's fucking unplayable'). The source notes he's been efficient in the red zone despite drops and could become a really good player even if not generational, potentially delivering multiple Jacoby Myers-caliber seasons.
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