From the episode

He did draw two defensive pass interference, one like near the goal line, one actually in the end zone. Yeah. Uh, so that, those were nice moments for him. Uh, and then at the same time, like he also got, you know, I think pretty bodied on that little, uh, quick slant, uh, in the end zone as well. But that was a lot of involvement near the end zone.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalRole

Harrison drew two DPI calls; positioned for red-zone upside vs. Lions.

Marvin Harrison Jr. drew two defensive pass interference calls (one near goal line, one in end zone) and had significant red-zone involvement in the Cardinals' final drive; Matt Harmon believes he needs to win contested catches like late-career DeAndre Hopkins and will have red-zone opportunities, especially if the run game struggles. Harmon is starting him in the expert league and views this as potentially his best game of the season against the Lions.

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