Harris: Cardinals may take 4 years to develop Harrison Jr.; slow receiver timeline.
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Bob Harris jokingly suggests the Arizona Cardinals might take 4 years to figure out Marvin Harrison Jr., implying concern about the Cardinals' historically slow receiver development timeline and potential delayed target opportunity for the young receiver despite his draft pedigree. Harris's comment references Michael Wilson's 4-year development arc with Arizona, suggesting similar delays could affect Harrison Jr.'s early-career fantasy value.
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Might take them 4 years to figure out Marvin Harrison Jr.
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- Bob Harris jokingly suggests the Arizona Cardinals might take 4 years to figure out Marvin Harrison Jr., implying concern about the Cardinals' historically slow receiver development timeline and potential delayed target opportunity for the young receiver despite his draft pedigree. Harris's comment references Michael Wilson's 4-year development arc with Arizona, suggesting similar delays could affect Harrison Jr.'s early-career fantasy value.
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