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Wide receiver 35, Barbara Harrison against the Chargers. Going to be talking a little about him versus Michael Wilson in a minute, so I'll save it. But yeah, curious to see what goes on. Chargers defensive coordinator Chris Olir has never called plays at the NFL level. Michael Wilson last year in eight games with Marv playing at least 70% of the snaps 67 yards per hour run. That was dead last among the sample of wide receivers. But with Harrison sideline, that number went up to 2.33.
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WR35; alpha receiver—Wilson's yards jumped from 67 to 233 when Harrison out.
Ian Hartitz ranks Marvin Harrison Jr. as WR35 vs. the Chargers. Hartitz notes the Chargers' new defensive coordinator Chris Olir has never called plays at the NFL level but led Western Michigan's ninth-ranked scoring defense last season. More significantly, Hartitz highlights that Harrison's presence on the field (70%+ snap share) suppressed Michael Wilson's production: Wilson averaged 67 receiving yards per game with Harrison playing, dead last in the sample, but jumped to 233 yards per game with Harrison sidelined (12th highest). This demonstrates Harrison is the clear alpha receiver in the Cardinals offense.
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