
Marvin Harrison continues to struggle out in the desert with the departure of Kyler Murray being released last year by the Arizona Cardinals. Harrison had success in his rookie year but has not been able to replicate the production in years two or three with Jacoby Brissett as his quarterback.
Heading into Week 5, Harrison has 5 catches for 85 yards with one touchdown. Multiple NFL reporters including Jason La Canfora of Casino.Org reports Harrison will be the next notable player to be traded in front of the November 10th NFL trade deadline. Josina Anderson also reported that Harrison has been frequently mentioned in recent trade talks. Anderson elaborated on Harrison’s trade value:
“Anderson spoke with named a second-round pick as a potential trade price, although many would no doubt be surprised by an offer of that value based on how things have played out since 2025. Harrison — taken fourth overall in 2024 — entered the league with sky-high expectations but has seen his spot in the Arizona pecking order drop over time.”
Who’s calling about Marvin Harrison Jr…
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With the Eagles moving on from A.J. Brown, trading Brown to the New England Patriots. The Eagles are missing a big target in the passing game to take pressure off DeVonta Smith in the Eagles wide receiver room. Jalen Hurts could use a big target to throw to, as the Eagles have struggled without a big receiver who can move the chains.
The Cardinals could send Marvin Harrison Jr. to Cleveland in return for Shedeur Sanders. The Cardinals would receive a potential franchise quarterback, as Jacoby Brissett is just a bridge at quarterback in the desert.
Harrison Jr’s father was a star Hall of Fame receiver for the Colts, and Adam Schefter confirmed on the Pat McAfee show on ESPN that the Colts could have interest in doing their due diligence on Marvin Harrison Jr.
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