Harrison's elite separation and healthier rookie year suggest improvement away from Murray/Petzing.

Harrison is not as bad as painted; he's a strong separator in particular areas and gets open consistently, contrary to narrative. His rookie year (when healthier) shows Calvin Ridley comparables in his top comps due to his nuanced route-running ability. He will be better deployed in the new offense away from Kyler Murray and Drew Petzing, and his drops (including a ridiculous week-four catch against Seattle) should improve. Harmon expects Harrison to catch the ball cleaner and be a really nice football player.