Coach hype on Connor contradicts Harrison Jr. investment; injury context for Wilson
Mrs. Flock expresses skepticism about Arizona Cardinals head coach's recent comments promoting James Connor, arguing that despite the Cardinals drafting Harrison Jr. third overall as the highest-paid running back in the NFL and signing Tyler Alier to a big contract, the team would not realistically lean on Connor; the coach's July comments are dismissed as meaningless pre-season talk. Additionally, Mrs. Flock questions whether Marvin Harrison at pick 69 offers meaningful value separation from wide receivers available in coming rounds. Harrison Jr.'s injury last season created opportunity for Michael Wilson's late-season breakout; Mrs. Flock cites Harrison's absence as context for why Wilson's WR2 production weeks 11–18 may not repeat and projects regression for Wilson this year.
View Marvin Harrison Jr. 2026 fantasy football value pagePlayer profile with fantasy value, ADP, projections, news, and source-backed STACKED insightsYeah, we're Arizona head coach talking up freaking James Connor today... they went into the NFL draft and they went, 'What's the priority for us here? Let's take a running back at number three overall so we can make him the most the highest paid running back in the NFL.'... I don't know if Marvin Harrison at 69 is that different than the wide receivers we're going to see in the coming rounds... You had Marvin Harrison Jr. injured. So, for that reason, I'm not going to project out Michael Wilson to be a wide receiver one in fantasy again this year.
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- Mrs. Flock expresses skepticism about Arizona Cardinals head coach's recent comments promoting James Connor, arguing that despite the Cardinals drafting Harrison Jr. third overall as the highest-paid running back in the NFL and signing Tyler Alier to a big contract, the team would not realistically lean on Connor; the coach's July comments are dismissed as meaningless pre-season talk. Additionally, Mrs. Flock questions whether Marvin Harrison at pick 69 offers meaningful value separation from wide receivers available in coming rounds. Harrison Jr.'s injury last season created opportunity for Michael Wilson's late-season breakout; Mrs. Flock cites Harrison's absence as context for why Wilson's WR2 production weeks 11–18 may not repeat and projects regression for Wilson this year.
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