Yahoo Fantasy Football on Marvin Harrison Jr.
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Marvin Harrison Jr.? One catch, three targets and 33 yards. His 4.47 Trinity Score tells the same story as the box score: there simply wasn't meaningful usage... he's not the primary target in this offense. That's Trey McBride. I'm not even sure Harrison is the clear secondary option right now.
STACKED’s take
Harrison Jr. is WR3 in usage despite elite pedigree; McBride is clear primary target.
Despite Arizona's 26-point, 393-yard offensive output in Week 1, Harrison Jr. recorded only 1 catch on 3 targets for 33 yards and a 4.47 Trinity Score, significantly underperforming compared to teammates: Trey McBride (9 catches, 95 yards, TD, 7.86 Trinity Score), Kendrick Bourne (8 catches, 75 yards, 7.30 Trinity Score), and Michael Wilson (5 catches, 56 yards). The source emphasizes that Harrison is not the primary target (McBride is) and may not even be the clear secondary option, with Bourne receiving meaningful underneath volume. The source rejects excuses based on Harrison's fourth-overall draft pedigree and prospect profile, stating he currently looks like an expensive WR3 on a team comfortable deploying other receivers in the roles expected for him.
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