Overview
- Harrison has four catches for 73 yards on nine targets through three games and in Week 3 he caught three of five targets for 40 yards against the San Francisco 49ers.
- Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur publicly praised Harrison’s Week 3 effort and quarterback Jacoby Brissett said the team still backs him, but both acknowledged the offense must create more explosive plays.
- Interviews compiled by NFL Blue Book reporter Charles Robinson show most front offices value Harrison at a late second-round pick or a third-round pick plus a small sweetener, not a first-round return.
- Analysts and executives point to Arizona’s conservative downfield passing, low explosive-play rate and the presence of paid contributors like Michael Wilson and Trey McBride as reasons for Harrison’s limited targets.
- Arizona controls Harrison’s contract through 2027 so the next few games and how his usage changes will determine whether the Cardinals hold him or field pre-deadline offers ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline.