Marvin Harrison Jr. says Jim Harbaugh's defenses focus on him, in college and the NFL

Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. reported that his team's win over the Chargers was impacted by his opponent's defensive focus on him. Harrison, who played for Ohio State under head coach Jim Harbaugh, acknowledged that Harbaugh often targeted him during their matchups. Harrison, currently in his third NFL season, admitted that he was aware of Harbaugh's strategy and expected limited opportunities during the game.

Despite receiving just a 33-yard catch, Harrison noted that it was one of the few plays where the Chargers' coverage wasn't specifically designed to neutralize him. Harrison emphasized that while individual struggles are part of the game, his focus remains on contributing to the team's success.