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His per-game averages pointed to what would have been 60 catches and 875 yards over a 17-game season. When coach Mike LaFleur took over the Cardinals offense, I expected him to weaponize Arizona's former first-round pick. Instead, Harrison is largely playing the same role he played under the previous staff. He has been useless for fantasy.
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Harrison is useless for fantasy; drop him unless a trade materializes.

Marvin Harrison has failed to play up to his draft capital through his first two seasons and remains useless for fantasy in 2025. His per-game averages through Week 3 pointed to what would have been 60 catches and 875 yards over a 17-game season, but he is largely playing the same role under new coach Mike LaFleur as he did under the previous staff. Reports suggest he appears unmotivated, and there is no indication his situation will change. The source advises dropping Harrison if anything usable is available on the waiver wire, as a trade is the only realistic scenario that could give him fantasy value this year.

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