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Now comes head coach Mike LaFleur, who coached under Sean McVay with the Rams. LaFleur likely will use Harrison on shorter passes that scheme him into space for easy yards after the catch. The passes will be far less difficult, so drops should be minimized.
STACKED’s take
LaFleur's arrival should unlock Harrison via short-pass scheme, fixing drops and offensive line issues.
Harrison was a top-15 fantasy pick last season after being drafted fourth overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, but his rookie year disappointed: 608 yards and five touchdowns across 11 games (he missed five games) while dealing with dropped passes, injuries, and a problematic Cardinals offense. He is now going outside the top-70 fantasy picks, making the draft cost very attractive. Jim Coventry's breakout thesis centers on coaching: new head coach Mike LaFleur, who coached under Sean McVay with the Rams, was hired in part to maximize Harrison's potential. LaFleur is expected to use Harrison on shorter passes that scheme him into space for easy yards after the catch, a stark departure from the intermediate and downfield-heavy usage under the previous regime. This scheme adjustment should minimize drops and set Harrison up for success as the superstar prospect he was expected to be.
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