From the episode
Don't think he can break away as being the top wide receiver in Arizona...his stats have shown that he's not very good there. And that makes me nervous to put him – what is this, the end of round six?...we're drafting him based on his draft capital, his last name, who his dad is, and not based on what we've seen from him more bad than good over the last two seasons.
STACKED’s take
Harrison's outside role and target crunch in Arizona make him a risky round-six pick despite Brissett upside.
The source expresses concern about Harrison's fit in Arizona's offense, noting the team's defense will be weak and there will be target crunch. Harrison won't be the top WR in Arizona; the offense is dominated by pass catchers winning over the middle between the numbers (similar to LA's build), and Harrison's stats show he's not very good working outside the numbers where he'll be positioned. The source feels he's being drafted based on draft capital and his last name rather than his actual performance over the last two seasons. However, in four games with Jacoby Brissett at 61%+ snaps, Harrison averaged 14.4 PPR points and 8.8 targets per game, which provides some hope if the offense throws as much as expected. The source is nervous about his round-six ADP despite this upside.
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