From the episode

Marvin Harrison Jr. Career 1.1% screen rate...he's got to have at least some more gimme looks...More screens, more slant routes, some more like just like mesh concepts, shallow crosses, that type of stuff is how Marvin Harrison is going to pay off ADP.

STACKED’s take

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Harrison Jr.'s 1.1% screen rate and lack of manufactured touches threaten ADP value.

Career 1.1% screen rate is a major concern; he's the wide receiver 42 on usage per game over his first two seasons. Despite leading Michael Wilson in targets in all 10 games together last season, he lacks manufactured touches. Training camp footage shows he continues to play X receiver but must catch the ball more and receive gimme looks via screens, slant routes, and mesh concepts to pay off his seventh-round ADP as wide receiver 31. Without these route adjustments, too much target competition in the offense limits upside.

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