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And there, buried under Kendrick Bourne's 8/75/0 line on eight targets is ... Marvin Harrison Jr.: one catch, 33 yards. It was a great catch, to be fair! But we are quickly reaching the point where the disappointing common denominator here is Marvin Harrison Jr., not anyone else on the team. And to get thoroughly outplayed by Bourne, a free-agent signing in his first game with the team is very concerning to me. To barely be involved in the slot snaps again, and to drop another ball, it sure makes it feel like Harrison simply isn't going to reach his ceiling here.
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Harrison Jr. outplayed by Bourne and barely involved in slot snaps; treat as WR4 until proven otherwise.

Despite the Cardinals' road win over the Chargers, Harrison Jr. was thoroughly outplayed by free-agent signing Kendrick Bourne (8/75/0 on eight targets) and barely involved in slot snaps again. Harrison Jr. had just one catch for 33 yards, a contested catch, and dropped another ball. The source notes that Harrison Jr. is quickly becoming the disappointing common denominator on the team, not the supporting cast. The source recommends treating him as a WR4 until proven otherwise, which is probably not what he was drafted to be, and suggests he simply isn't going to reach his ceiling in this offense.

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