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After a one-catch outing in Week 1, excuses are starting to run thin for Marvin Harrison Jr...Harrison was essentially iced out, earning just an 8.1% target share and finishing with one reception for 33 yards...he's a boom-or-bust WR3 with a bigger name than his production.
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Harrison Jr.'s 1-catch, 8.1% target share in a pass-heavy win signals bust risk despite draft pedigree.
Harrison Jr. caught just 1 pass for 33 yards in Week 1 despite Arizona's dominant 12-point win over the Chargers, earning only an 8.1% target share. The offense was highly productive—Jacoby Brissett threw 37 times, Trey McBride caught 9 for 95 yards and a TD, Michael Wilson saw 7 targets for 5 catches and 56 yards, and even newcomer Kendrick Bourne (31 years old) caught all 8 targets for 75 yards in his Cardinals debut. The former No. 4 overall pick is being essentially iced out, and excuses are running thin. The matchup doesn't improve with the Seahawks coming to town. If Harrison doesn't see an uptick in targets, fantasy managers may have to accept he's a boom-or-bust WR3 with a bigger name than his production.
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