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He's had back-to-back years finishing as a wide receiver four in fantasy, 11 and 1/2 fantasy points per game in 2024, 10 and 1/2 fantasy points per game in 2025... this team in Arizona significantly invest into the offensive weaponry, but at the same time, not necessarily go through and fix the main problem, which is going to be the quarterback position... they gave Michael Wilson 47 million guaranteed... they significantly invested into Tyler Allgeier, and then they drafted Jeremiah Love third overall. Marvin Harrison's never been productive at the NFL level. He has more competition for touches than ever in his offense. What I would really like to do with Marvin Harrison is I would like to try to take a bench player, maybe like Stefon Diggs, and see if I can add him to Marv to get a higher-tier wide receiver
STACKED’s take
Back-to-back WR4 finishes (11.5, 10.5 PPG); too much offensive competition.
Sell-high candidate with low productivity at NFL level and increased offensive competition for touches. Harrison has finished as a WR4 in fantasy for back-to-back years (11.5 PPG in 2024, 10.5 PPG in 2025), making it difficult to map a world in which he's an exciting starter. The Arizona Cardinals have invested heavily in offensive weapons (Michael Wilson: $47M guaranteed, $78M over 3 years; Tyler Allgeier and Jeremiah Love at RB) without fixing the quarterback position. This creates significant competition for touches from Michael Wilson, Trey McBride (potentially the best tight end in the league), and a running back group the Cardinals want to feature more than last year, diluting Harrison's target share. Recommend packaging Harrison with a bench player like Stefon Diggs to trade up to a higher-tier wide receiver (DJ Moore, Jameson Williams, Christian Watson, or Romeo Doubs range).
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