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NFL execs wonder if Cardinals will make bold Marvin Harrison Jr. trade decision
- On Wednesday, ESPN's Dan Graziano reported that NFL executives are questioning whether the Arizona Cardinals might trade wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of the November 10 trade deadline.
- Harrison has just one catch for 33 yards through two games, a jarring start under new head coach Mike LaFleur, who has prioritized distributing targets to Trey McBride and Michael Wilson instead.
- Trading Harrison would save the Cardinals $4 million against the salary cap, while he remains extension-eligible after this season, complicating his long-term financial future with Arizona.
- Analyst Houshmandzadeh suggested Harrison needs a "change of scenery," arguing the current offense leaves him as the fourth option behind McBride, Wilson, and running back Jeremiyah Love.
- While the Cardinals have not confirmed trade plans, teams including the San Francisco 49ers and New England Patriots could emerge as potential landing spots if Arizona decides to move on.
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NFL execs raise eyebrows with Marvin Harrison Jr. trade possibility
The Arizona Cardinals are 1-1 with Mike LaFleur as the head coach, but some NFL executives wonder if superstar wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. could be on the move. Through two games, Harrison has just 1 catch for 33 yards on 4 targets, and he went without a single catch in the 31-7 loss to …
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