Overview
- Citing an ESPN report, multiple outlets said Wednesday that NFL executives are wondering if the Arizona Cardinals could explore trading Marvin Harrison Jr. before the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
- Through two games in 2026 Harrison has one catch for 33 yards on four targets while playing a high share of offensive snaps but seeing few looks in the pass game.
- Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur and quarterback Jacoby Brissett publicly defended Harrison's effort and role, and Harrison said he is focused on his process despite social‑media criticism.
- The team's recent long‑term commitment to Michael Wilson and Harrison's extension eligibility after this season complicate Arizona's decisions about paying or moving the former No. 4 pick.
- Interest around Harrison is currently speculative with at least one team insider calling odds low, and any real market movement will likely hinge on Harrison’s usage and production in the coming weeks, including Week 3 at San Francisco.