Marvin Harrison Jr. Had a Telling Remark on Noise Amid His Ugly Start to the Season
Jacoby Brissett and coach Mike LaFleur defended Harrison as he has one catch for 33 yards through two games.
- Through two weeks of the 2026 NFL season, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. faces mounting criticism for his production, totaling just one catch for 33 yards.
- The Cardinals have not committed to manufactured targets for Harrison, who primarily functions as a deep threat running go routes at a 33.3% rate, up from 19.9% last season.
- Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett offered support on Wednesday, walking up to Harrison at practice to offer an embrace, stating that teammates have not lost confidence in the receiver.
- Responding to the criticism on Wednesday, Harrison dismissed the outside noise, telling reporters he understands the expectations surrounding his career and remains committed to his preparation process.
- The Cardinals travel to face the undefeated San Francisco 49ers on Sunday at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., presenting new challenges for Harrison in Week 3.
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Marvin Harrison Jr. had a telling remark on noise amid his ugly start to the season
Marvin Harrison Jr. appears to be busier blocking out the noise than catching footballs these days. The Arizona Cardinals wide receiver is facing heavy criticism for his underwhelming start to the 2026 NFL season. The Cardinals have already played two games, but all the former Ohio State Buckeyes star wideout can show for it so …
Cardinals helping Harrison Jr. block out noise amid 1-catch start to season
Arizona Cardinals receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. hears and reads what's being said about him after his slow start to his third season, but he remains confident and still has the confidence of his teammates.
Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur backs Marvin Harrison Jr as viral videos fuel questions about receiver's effort - NEW YORK TIMES POST
The Arizona Cardinals’ season-opening victory over the Los Angeles Chargers was quickly overshadowed in Week 2, when they fell 31-7 to the defending champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 2. Much of the postgame conversation centered on wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., who finished without a catch as Arizona’s offense struggled to find a rhythm. Last [...]
Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur backs Marvin Harrison Jr as viral videos fuel questions about receiver's effort
The Arizona Cardinals’ season-opening victory over the Los Angeles Chargers was quickly overshadowed in Week 2, when they fell 31-7 to the defending champion Seattle Seahawks in Week 2.Much of the postgame conversation centered on wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., who finished without a catch as Arizona’s offense struggled to find a rhythm. Last Sunday’s performance was the latest sign of a relatively quiet start to the 2026 season for the thir…
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