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Marvin Harrison Jr. averaged 16.1 PPR points per game in 12 games last season, which ranked 22nd among qualifying receivers even though he played through significant injury trouble. Arizona's new coach, Mike LaFleur, who spent three seasons on coach Sean McVay's staff in Los Angeles, brings an offense built on pre-snap motion and play-action to manufacture easy separation. That is the exact fix Harrison needs after struggling in short-area routes and after the catch.
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Harrison Jr. undervalued at WR32; LaFleur's scheme fixes his usage issues with play-action and motion.
Marvin Harrison Jr. is undervalued at WR32 ADP despite averaging 16.1 PPR points per game in 12 games last season (ranked 22nd among qualifying receivers) while playing through significant injury trouble. His 2024 season was disappointing at 11.7 PPR per game, but the issue was usage: he was deployed too often on intermediate and deep routes, the lowest-percentage passes in the playbook, which also depressed yards-after-catch potential. Arizona's new coach Mike LaFleur, who spent three seasons on Sean McVay's staff in Los Angeles, brings an offense built on pre-snap motion and play-action to manufacture easy separation—the exact fix Harrison needs after struggling in short-area routes. Harrison must stay healthy after concussion, appendectomy, and heel/foot injuries cost him five games last season, and he ranked 67th of 78 qualifying receivers in drop rate (5 drops on 73 targets). Jim Coventry targets Harrison as the clear alpha receiver in an offense that will finally use his skill set instead of forcing low-percentage throws.
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