Marvin Harrison Jr. quiet when Arizona Cardinals need him most
Marvin Harrison Jr. finished without a reception in the Arizona Cardinals' loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He has one catch on four targets this season.
Marvin Harrison Jr. failed to make a single catch in a 31-7 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, marking his first such performance of his career. Despite entering the season with a chance for growth, fueled by a new coaching staff and quarterback, he has struggled. In his first two years, Harrison averaged just 51.5 yards per game and topped 75 yards only five times.
His snap share, a measure of how often he's involved in offensive plays, has dropped to 77% this season. Coach Mike LaFleur attributed his struggles to offensive execution and schematics, while quarterback Jacoby Brissett pointed to Seattle's disciplined defense. The Cardinals managed only 95 passing yards in the game, their fewest since 2023.
Despite the criticism, LaFleur stated he was not concerned about Harrison's performance, focusing instead on the team's execution.
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