From the video
Michael Wilson was getting targeted an absurd amount in the back half of the season, and did he just suddenly like become a target earner in the back half of the year? No. It just Marvin Harrison Jr. got hurt, and then they like prioritized Michael Wilson.
STACKED’s take
A high-quality, power-based receiver with elite success against press-man coverage
Matt Harmon views Michael Wilson as a high-quality NFL player who is a 'power-based' receiver excelling against physical press-man coverage. While his late-season breakout was aided by extreme team passing volume and negative game scripts, his Reception Perception profile shows strong success rates: 71.9% vs. man and 75% vs. press (75th percentile). He is highly reliable in short-to-intermediate areas, specifically on curl (81%) and slant (83%) routes, and is a contested-catch asset with an 80% catch rate and only a 2.2% drop rate. Harmon is frustrated by the Cardinals' past tendency to tether him to the Z-receiver role, arguing he has the versatility to play both X and Z, and suggests his continued development should allow for more interchangeable usage alongside Marvin Harrison Jr.
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