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66 yards and a touchdown and then 33 yards and a touchdown on 22 targets. Things that aren't really being afforded at this point in time. Really are using Marv as more of a sacrificial x-wide receiver. They make one nice over the shoulder catch 33 yards downfield. Unfortunately, all the easy buttons, all the more layups underneath. They're being reserved for Trey McBride, Jeremiah Love, Michael Wilson, and Kendrick Bourne.
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WR44; used as sacrificial X-receiver, not getting easy targets
Ian Hartitz ranks Marvin Harrison Jr. as WR44 against the Seahawks. While Harrison got touchdowns in both matchups last season (66 yards and TD, then 33 yards and TD), it required 22 total targets—unsustainable volume. The Cardinals are using Harrison as a sacrificial X-receiver, reserving easy underneath targets for Trey McBride, Jeremiah Love, Michael Wilson, and Kendrick Bourne. This role construction is bad for Harrison's fantasy value despite the touchdown upside.
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