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Brian Thomas Jr. and Marv I'd put in a similarish tier... They have the upside, each of them, to have 1500 yards and 15 touchdowns a season... back-to-back years for Marv, one year of just really underperforming... he plays in a better system with also Trevor Lawrence versus some Burrow and then probably some Carson Beck on what's probably now going to be a more run-heavy offense for Marv and he's disappointed more.
STACKED’s take
Similar upside to Thomas Jr. but back-to-back underperformance and worse system fit.
The source places Marvin Harrison Jr. in a similar tier to Brian Thomas Jr. with upside to achieve 1500 yards and 15 touchdowns and round-one pick potential next season; however, Harrison has underperformed back-to-back years, creating a different path to that ceiling. The source notes Harrison plays in a less favorable offensive environment than Brian Thomas Jr., with uncertainty around quarterback play (Burrow and potentially Carson Beck) and an offense trending more run-heavy, limiting his ceiling relative to Thomas Jr.'s rookie production. While Harrison Jr. is presented as a viable alternative to Brian Thomas Jr. in round seven for reddraft leagues, the case for Brian Thomas Jr. is stronger due to system fit, quarterback, and lack of back-to-back underperformance.
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