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Cooper was more productive than Harrison on just a bottom line basis. But another fourth overall pick, a guy that ultimately his career started to slip away, got a position change in Dallas to play more Z receiver, and it went really well for him. So that's kind of the hope that you have to have if you're invested in Harrison.
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Harmon compares Harrison to Amari Cooper's career slip, hopes for role adjustment turnaround.
Matt Harmon compares Harrison's situation to Amari Cooper's 2015 trade to Dallas—a fourth overall pick whose career began to slip away before a position change to Z receiver revitalized his production. Harmon frames this as the hope the Texans must have if invested in Harrison: that a role adjustment could spark a turnaround, though he notes Cooper was more productive than Harrison on a bottom-line basis. The comparison suggests Harrison's current trajectory is concerning enough to warrant a position change or trade consideration.
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