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Texans got Marvin Harrison Jr. and a seventh round pick. The Cardinals got a second and a sixth out of him. It's a Nico Collins show. We're not going to be going trying to start Marv this week or anything like that... reunited with CJ Stout, again, not getting too crazy here, but more of a boomer wide receiver three and an offense that's got a QB with some chemistry with him, willing to push the ball downfield
STACKED’s take
Traded to Texans; reunited with Stroud; realistic WR3 with upside if route tree expands.
Harrison Jr. was traded to the Texans for a second and sixth-round pick. Ian Hartitz frames him as a 'boomer wide receiver three' reunited with CJ Stroud in an offense with a QB willing to push the ball downfield and chemistry with Harrison. Hartitz expects him as a realistic WR3, not a starter this week, but expresses relief for owners who held him through the Cardinals' dysfunction, suggesting the Texans situation offers at least a startable fantasy asset going forward. Upside depends on route tree expansion beyond outside perimeter deep routes; if stuck on the outside only, the upgrade is mainly avoiding Trey McBride and Michael Wilson target competition from Arizona. Hartitz notes history is not favorable—top-five picks traded early in career (Trey Lance, Trent Richardson, Aaron Curry, Gaines Adams) have underperformed, though Arizona may not have optimized his role.
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