From the episode

the drops were just like, yeah, they were like really badly. Some of the most hilariously bad drops here. I mean, the one week four against the Seahawks was just like the like the most ridiculous drop of the entire football season.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalBust

Harrison's extreme drop rate and 1% screen rate limit fantasy upside vs. real-life talent.

Harrison's drop rate was extremely high last season, with some of the most hilariously bad drops of the entire football season, including a ridiculous week-four catch against the Seahawks. He has a career 1% screen rate and has broken only four tackles in his career, limiting his fantasy upside despite his real-life receiver talent. He will be a better real-life receiver than a fantasy player, especially with Trey McBride (a complete alien working over the middle) and now Jeremiah Love in the offense.

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