Overview
- League sources say multiple NFL teams have contacted the Arizona Cardinals to check on Marvin Harrison Jr.’s availability for a possible trade.
- The Cardinals are not publicly shopping Harrison and retain leverage because his contract runs through at least 2027, so they would only move him for a strong offer.
- The Indianapolis Colts are publicly linked as an interested suitor, a natural fit given Harrison’s family ties to Indianapolis and the Colts’ need at wide receiver.
- Harrison’s on-field production this season has been limited, with just five catches for 85 yards and one touchdown through four games, and evaluators have flagged route competitiveness and drops on tape.
- Harrison hired agents in late September and has downplayed the rumors, making usage, recent game tape and Arizona’s asking price the key factors that will determine whether interest turns into a trade before the November 10 deadline.