Former Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is back in the trade-rumor cycle, and one AFC South team has already surfaced as a possible landing spot.
The Arizona Cardinals’ No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft has plenty of talent, but his first two seasons have not matched the hype that followed him into the league. Harrison opened his pro career with 62 catches for 885 yards and eight touchdowns, then followed that up with 41 receptions for 608 yards and four scores in his second year.
That kind of production has fueled talk that Arizona could consider moving him before the trade deadline, potentially for future draft capital. For now, though, ESPN reports the Cardinals are not actively shopping him. Even so, other teams are still doing their homework in case Arizona changes course.
Among the clubs mentioned, the Indianapolis Colts stand out. Indianapolis reportedly likes the idea of adding Harrison, who would join the franchise where his father set all sorts of receiving records.
The fit makes some sense on paper. The Colts are trying to steady their season after an 0-2 start, and they have since won two straight games entering this week. Harrison could give Daniel Jones another target in the passing game, while also getting a fresh start in a new setting.
Harrison is still just 24, so there is plenty of runway left for him to reshape how his NFL career looks. If a trade does happen, he would likely arrive with plenty of motivation to prove he can become the player many expected when he entered the league.
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