From the episode
Yeah, it's Marvin Harrison and I have been critical...If Marvin Harrison can't make it work with anybody in three seasons, and he, I think might be done with him, but I expect him...I expect him to have the breakout this year. Right. And, uh, it's because you're bringing in a whole new offense...Marvin Harrison has already been said he's going to be the wide receiver in 13 personnel. He's playing ahead of Michael Wilson.
STACKED’s take
Harrison's new OC and likely QB change (Beck) offer final breakout chance after two down years.
Scott Bogman projects a year-three breakout for Marvin Harrison Jr. in Arizona's new offense, framing this as his final opportunity before the source moves on from him entirely. Harrison has fallen in ADP for three straight seasons, but Bogman expects him to break out because: (1) new offensive system with fresh coordinator; (2) Michael Wilson's role reduced despite prior success with Jacoby Brissett; (3) Carson Beck likely to start final 5-6 games after Brissett, with positive reports on his development; (4) Harrison already named the 13-personnel wide receiver ahead of Wilson despite recent cramps; (5) offense must score points due to weak defense, forcing volume. Bogman acknowledges the risk (two disappointing seasons, falling ADP trend) but expects Harrison to step up with improved QB play and scheme fit.
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