From the episode
There's a little effort problem. He's not going to get any manufacturer touches...he's not going to be a priority in the offense at all...he's gotten slower since then. Why is he putting on more weight?
STACKED’s take
Harrison Jr.'s effort and route distribution limit his target priority.
Marvin Harrison Jr. has an effort problem, particularly in blocking, and is not earning targets by doing other stuff at 100 percent caliber; he runs game routes like 50 plus percent of the time, so he's not going to get the football. He's not going to get any manufactured touches, and while he's good enough to dunk on a couple guys throughout the year and has some success on in-breaking routes, it will be very hard to figure out when those are going to come. Hayden We doesn't think he's going to be a priority in the offense at all. This is a big week for him to show he's seen the noise and locked in, or it's going to be much of the same. He's gotten slower since his rookie year and put on more weight.
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