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Wide receiver 18, Marvin Harrison Jr.... we knew that Kyler and Drew Petting were just not the answer for Marvin Harrison Jr., a top five Capital wide receiver... Marvin Harrison Jr. has a 63% catchable target rate since joining the NFL... I think Ma is on par with him seeing the 130 to 140 targets per year... Trey McBride's a target monster... Michael Wilson's obviously a lot better than people thought he would be... They draft a running back top five overall and Jeremiah Love... if the target quality is a little bit higher and we have him staying healthy and he is operating as the one, which I expect him to be, I think there's probably a little bit more upside left
STACKED’s take
WR18 ranking; top-five capital WR with real downside cases and systemic risk. Projected to see 130-140 targets per year on par with Trey McBride. Has 63% catchable target rate since joining NFL (second lowest in span), indicating target quality concern. Previous QBs Kyler Murray and Drew Pettine were not the answer. Upside case: Michael LaFleur as offensive coordinator calling progressive, high-quality offense; if Cardinals throw ball ton like last year, much could go to Harrison Jr. Downside: Trey McBride is target monster, Michael Wilson improved significantly, Jeremiah Love drafted top-five at RB suggesting potential run-heavy shift. Additional QB concern: Jacobe Brassette had huge stats last year but now has full year of film; if Carson Beck gets field, even worse for Harrison Jr. If target quality improves, stays healthy, and operates as WR1, some upside remains.
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