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With his lone target falling to the ground on Sunday, Harrison has registered just one reception on four targets for 33 yards through two games. Head Coach Mike LaFleur has been questioned about Harrison's role, as he's primarily operated as an outside X receiver with little movement or motion to free him up. Not only are the targets dwindling, but Harrison's snaps took a hit on Sunday, as well. He played 37 snaps, just seven more than Kendrick Bourne, while Michael Wilson continues to lead the group.
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Harrison Jr. has one catch on four targets through two games; snap share declining.
Through 31 NFL games with two different quarterbacks and two different coaching staffs, Harrison's production continues to decline. Through two games, he has just one reception on four targets for 33 yards. It's not one issue holding him back but a layer of factors. Head Coach Mike LaFleur has been questioned about Harrison's role, as he's primarily operated as an outside X receiver with little movement or motion to free him up. The more relevant question might be whether Harrison is qualified to move around the formation; his recent route running suggests he's best suited running along the sideline. Not only are targets dwindling, but his snaps took a hit on Sunday with 37 snaps, just seven more than Kendrick Bourne, while Michael Wilson continues to lead the group.
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