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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. So I think this is a scenario where we had the rookie year where there was great expectations that he didn't meet.
STACKED’s take
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Harrison is the true WR2 in Arizona despite McBride's dominance; upside remains.
Matt Harmon clarifies that despite Trey McBride being the de facto number-one receiver, Marvin Harrison Jr. remains the number-two receiver and was producing more than Michael Wilson when both were healthy. Harmon emphasizes that the fantasy community has overreacted to Harrison's early struggles and injury, and that if he shows positive reports in training camp and stays healthy, there is significant upside remaining.
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