Revenge of the Birds on Marvin Harrison Jr.
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Marvin Harrison Jr. had three receptions for 40 yards and was targeted five times in the game, the most targets in a single game this season... Teams are continuing to watch the Marvin Harrison Jr. situation closely, wondering if he would become available... He would have a market, though not for a high pick (possibly a quality Day 3 pick, as one team forecasted).
STACKED’s take
Harrison Jr. remains Cardinals' third option; trade speculation centers on Day 3 pick value.
Harrison Jr. received five targets in Week 3 against San Francisco (his most in a single game this season) but converted them to only three receptions for 40 yards, continuing a pattern of underperformance. Despite being the No. 4 overall pick, he has struggled in Arizona, with Michael Wilson (17 targets, 11 receptions, 89 yards) and Trey McBride (9 of 11 targets, 75 yards) clearly the Cardinals' primary receiving options. Trade speculation has intensified, with teams monitoring his availability; ESPN reports he could fetch only a quality Day 3 pick in a trade, not a high pick. A team evaluator noted scouts did not anticipate this decline, citing drops and lack of competing in college, and suggested he "probably needs a fresh start" as the situation "looks too big for him right now."
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