Marvin Harrison Jr. hasn't lived up to expectations since the Arizona Cardinals selected him with the No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. After two relatively underwhelming seasons to open up his NFL career, many fans and analysts hoped Harrison would take the leap in Year 3. But now three games into his 2026 campaign, the wide receiver has been more invisible than ever.
Harrison has just four receptions for 73 yards and no touchdowns. He's the Cardinals' fourth-leading receiver, trailing tight end Trey McBride as well as wide receivers Michael Wilson and Kendrick Bourne. Because of his lack of production, there's been some speculation that Harrison could be moved before this year's trade deadline.
But according to one anonymous AFC executive, Harrison's value might be at its lowest. He’s like a third receiver with upside. He’s not fast, not physical and doesn’t do anything after the catch.” Another executive thinks Harrison could turn things around with a new NFL home.
But if you’re Arizona, you want to keep as many assets as you can.” The Cardinals will face off against the New York Giants in a Week 4 matchup on Sunday.
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