Overview
- Multiple outlets reported Wednesday that Harrison has four targets and one reception for 33 yards through two games, a sharp drop from his rookie production.
- Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur has defended Harrison’s role and effort, saying the season is long and game plans have dictated looks.
- Analysts and a former NFL receiver have raised concerns about film, drops, and perceived effort, with some urging a change of scenery if usage does not improve.
- Trade speculation has named possible suitors such as Buffalo, Indianapolis and Green Bay but some team insiders have already downplayed immediate interest.
- Harrison is extension-eligible after this season and Arizona’s recent commitment to Michael Wilson’s large new contract means the coming weeks and the Nov. 10 deadline will shape whether the team keeps, extends or shops the young receiver.