Buffalo Rumblings on Marvin Harrison Jr.

ArticleBuffalo Bills may have firepower to trade for Marvin Harrison Jr.
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From what we've seen, it's partially true. The catch part, he can catch the ball. Has he had some drops? Yes. But he's not locked in. When you're not locked in, you really don't give a — what's gonna happen. You don't care. You're not practicing hard, you're not even playing hard.
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Harrison's 4 targets, 1 catch, 33 yards in two weeks marks his worst pro start; effort concerns persist.

Through two weeks of the 2026 season, Harrison has recorded 4 targets, 1 reception, 33 yards, and a drop—the worst start of his entire professional career. The source notes his lack of effort is fully on display on tape; he's jogging routes and giving half-hearted effort on every snap because he knows the ball isn't coming to him given the game plan and Arizona's offensive priorities. Houshmandzadeh acknowledges Harrison can catch the ball but is mentally checked out, not locked in, and not practicing or playing hard. The source characterizes this as a reflection on his character and a major red flag for any team considering a trade.

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