Davis Mattek on Michael Wilson

VideoArguing Inputs (Week 7)October 21, 2026

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Michael Wilson went from a 92% route share with Marvin Harrison Jr. on the field with him and then in the two games with no Marvin Harrison Jr. has run 80 and 82% of the routes. He's seen his target share decline... when you have a 28% target share tight end, there's really an upper limit to how much a a non-great receiver can get.

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Route share decline post-Harrison; McBride's 28% target share caps Wilson's ceiling

Michael Wilson's route share declined from 92% when Marvin Harrison Jr. was on the field to 80–82% in the two games without him. The source attributes this partly to Arizona's weak offense overall and partly to structural limitations: Trey McBride commands a 28% target share as the first read, which caps upside for non-elite receivers like Wilson. The source cautions against overvaluing Wilson's two high-volume games post-Harrison trade, noting his ceiling in opportunities is high but his floor is low due to McBride's role and the offense's 19-point weekly total.

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