Executives speculating about Marvin Harrison Jr. trade ahead of deadline
The short version
- Cardinals are 1-1 after beating the Chargers and losing to the Seahawks
- ESPN's Dan Graziano says NFL executives wonder if Marvin Harrison Jr. could be traded by Nov. 10
- Harrison was the No. 4 overall pick in 2024 and has 1 catch for 33 yards through two games this season
- His rookie deal runs one more year beyond 2026; Michael Wilson signed an extension this offseason
ESPN's Dan Graziano reports NFL executives are wondering whether Arizona will shop wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. before the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
The Arizona Cardinals opened the 2026 season with a win over the Los Angeles Chargers before losing to the Seattle Seahawks to sit at 1-1. The club is widely viewed as rebuilding, and ESPN's Dan Graziano reports that executives around the league are wondering whether the team might trade wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. before the Nov. 10 deadline.
Harrison was selected fourth overall in the 2024 draft. His production has declined since a rookie season in which he caught 62 passes for 885 yards and eight touchdowns over 17 games. Last year he was limited to 12 games, finishing with 41 receptions for 608 yards and four scores.
Through two games this season, Harrison has one catch for 33 yards on four targets. He is under contract for one more year on his rookie deal after 2026, while the Cardinals signed fellow receiver Michael Wilson to an extension this offseason. Mike LaFleur is Arizona's head coach.
No decision has been reported, and Graziano's note reflects speculation among league executives rather than any confirmed trade talks.
