Marvin Harrison Jr.’s 3rd season off to a slow start as concerns grow about the Cardinals’ receiver
Arizona Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr.'s third season is off to a slow start, with doubts rising about the receiver's performance. As the No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 draft, Harrison has only one catch for 33 yards in his first two games. First-year coach Mike LaFleur acknowledges his struggles, stating that Harrison isn't an afterthought and has had some opportunities, but they were thwarted by the defense or his own errors.
Harrison admits it's been a "slow start" and doesn't expect immediate success, understanding the high expectations placed on him. The quarterback, Jacoby Brissett, assures Harrison that there's no loss of confidence in his abilities, and he attributes some of the issues to himself, emphasizing the need for proper support from the defense and protection.
Despite the criticism, LaFleur maintains that Harrison is a model teammate who is committed to improving and delivering strong performances.
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