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Marvin Harrison Jr. is a great bet to take on this team, because Marvin Harrison Jr. has an insanely low floor...I don't love Marvin Harrison Jr. this year, but I think it would be silly to say someone with this pedigree, drafted as high as he was drafted with the statistics and the performance that he's had this far has no chance of having a good season...there are a lot of potential zeros actually in in that range of outcomes

STACKED’s take

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High-risk contrarian value with significant bust potential despite draft pedigree.

Davis Mattek views Marvin Harrison Jr. as a contrarian value play with significant downside risk. While Harrison has an insanely low floor—he could be benched entirely—Mattek acknowledges that given his draft pedigree, high draft position, and performance to date, it would be absurd to say he has no chance of a good season. However, Mattek does not love Harrison this year and flags him as part of a group of receivers (alongside Pearsall and Cooper Stribling) with a lot of potential zeros in the range of outcomes, indicating high volatility and bust risk. The upside scenario depends on Jacoby Brissett quarterbacking the Arizona Cardinals for the whole year and Harrison playing in a similar role to last season.

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