From the episode
When those two guys shared the field together, it was Marvin Harrison, Jr. who was still the number one receiver on this team. And yes, Trey McBride is basically the de facto number one receiver. So essentially Marvin Harrison, Jr. Is the number two receiver in the offense. But regardless, he was the one that was getting more opportunity, was producing a lot more than Michael Wilson was.
STACKED’s take
Harrison's ADP undervalues his WR1 role and pre-injury production; new scheme offers upside.
Matt Harmon argues that Marvin Harrison Jr. is being unfairly pushed down in rankings due to disappointment relative to his fourth-overall draft pedigree and early-career underperformance. However, Harmon notes that when Harrison and Michael Wilson shared the field last season, Harrison was the number-one receiver on the team despite Wilson's hype. In the 10 games before injury, Harrison posted wide receiver 28 fantasy points per game with five top-24 finishes, already outperforming his current ADP. With a new offensive coordinator (Michael Fleur) and the Cardinals likely in comeback mode frequently, Harmon sees upside if Harrison stays healthy and shows positive reports in training camp.
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