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Did the Cardinals Make a Mistake by Trading Marv??? #bestball #fantasyfootball

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Oct 24, 2026
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Sat, October 24, 2026
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Marvin Harrison Jr.Michael WilsonTrey McBride
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Marvin Harrison Jr.

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The source questions whether the Cardinals made a mistake trading away Marvin Harrison, expressing concern that the team was overconfident about how the offense would function without its primary field-stretcher receiver. The trade has left Michael Wilson and Trey McBride absorbing elevated defensive attention, with Wilson seeing 34% and 41% double coverage rates and McBride seeing 41% and 30% over the last two weeks—suggesting the Cardinals' offensive scheme was heavily dependent on Harrison's deep-threat ability.

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Michael Wilson

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Michael Wilson has absorbed significant defensive attention post-Harrison trade, seeing 34% and 41% double coverage rates over the last two weeks, indicating defenses are now keying on him as the primary target in the Cardinals' offense.

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Trey McBride

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Trey McBride has also seen elevated double coverage rates of 41% and 30% over the last two weeks, reflecting increased defensive focus on Cardinals receivers following the Marvin Harrison trade.

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0:00I don't like that I'm feeling this way,
0:03but I am feeling
0:05like a little bit like I'm not even a
0:07huge Marvin Harrison guy, but I am
0:09definitely feeling a little bit of like,
0:11you know,
0:13you guys were
0:15maybe a little overconfident about how
0:17things were going to go and when you got
0:18rid of the the the big field stretcher
0:20and like that you probably shouldn't
0:21have been using that way in the first
0:23place but
0:24Michael Wilson has seen 34% and 41%
0:28double coverage rates over the last 2
0:29weeks.
0:30Trey McBride 41% and 30%. There was that
0:33clip going around after last week of
0:34Hackett being like, "I've never seen
0:36anything like it."
0:38>> Dude, I was sharing that. It was like
0:40the replies to that were amazing, too,
0:42by the way. Like the replies Oh, so
0:44good.
0:45>> I did I
0:47We talked about I went through with the
0:48Lions. The Lions had not been double
0:51covering like at all until that game. Um
0:55and you know, we'll talk about that with
0:57are they going to double cover here
0:59against the Packers, which they very
1:00much should, but that made me feel like
1:03when I was and you know, looking at that
1:05like yesterday or the day before,
1:08it did make me be like, okay, like
1:10Hackett it probably would have caught
1:12him more off guard than you would have
1:14thought just cuz it was not the way they
1:15played like they they didn't really
1:17double team Chris Olave. They Uh they
1:19didn't double team Chris I sorry,
1:21Garrett Wilson very much at all. Um they
1:24didn't double team Terron McMillian when
1:26he dropped 45.2 points on that. He had
1:2824% double coverage rate, which is a
1:30little bit low average. So,

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