Cardinals are reportedly finalizing deal to trade Marvin Harrison Jr.
The 2024 No. 4 overall pick currently ranks fifth on the team in targets and has just five catches for 85 yards and a touchdown.
Marvin Harrison Jr. #18 of the Arizona Cardinals walks off the field following the NFL game at State Farm Stadium on September 20, 2026 in Glendale, Arizona. The Seahawks defeated the Cardinals 31-7. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
(Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly finalizing a deal to trade wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Harrison will reportedly be inactive for Sunday’s game vs. Detroit as details of the trade are finalized.
Schefter added a trade will not be made until after Sunday’s games are finished, while Rapoport added the Cardinals have taken calls involving Harrison for the last few weeks.
Arizona Sports‘ John Gambadoro reports no deal for Harrison will be finalized until Monday, after the wide receiver has taken a physical.
The Texans are reportedly interested in Harrison, per Schefter and Rapoport.
The 2024 No. 4 overall pick currently ranks fifth on the team in targets and has just five catches for 85 yards and a touchdown.
General manager Monti Ossenfort said Friday the wide receiver remains very much in Arizona’s plans as they prepare for the Detroit Lions.
“I think this time of year, and really all throughout the year, there’s a lot of talk. There’s a lot of stuff that’s written out there. I think really in the end, like, Marv is a big part of what we’re doing,” Ossenfort told Arizona Sports’ Wolf & Luke. “He’s focused 100% on trying to get better, helping our team creating explosive plays, putting points on the board.”
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You don’t need dirt on Dollar Bill Jr. in order to stick around. You just need a low price tag. It’s the same reason there are 10 - count ‘em - TEN holdovers from the previous coaching staff.
Michael Bidwill is not a serious owner. Like father, like son.
Then explain to the class how he had a good training camp, Professor Lacey. My guess is you'll avoid responding to this just like you dodged all of my responses to your trolling in the Suns thread.
The Cardinals just aren't a serious organization. The fact you're defending them says it all. There has been no stability at QB or their O-Line, and no investment in the development of a former #4 overall pick. And you think it's reasonable to give up on him after Week 4 of his 4th season.
Michael Bidwill is the problem, and homers like you who defend his ineptitude aren't part of the solution.
Yes, as I said, he has a much better supporting cast. And I know darn well they are 4-0, the Mrs is a Vikings fan and she reminds me every week.
Kyler (3 games)
Passing Completions 45 / 71
Completion Percentage 63.38%
Passing Yards 433
Passing Touchdowns 1
Interceptions 2
Passer Rating 73.3
Brisset (4 games)
Passing Completions / Attempts 103 / 152
Completion Percentage 67.76%
Passing Yards 818
Passing Touchdowns 6
Interceptions 4
Passer Rating 83.2
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They arent winning because of Kyler, thats for sure.