Bills Called Top Trade Destination for Struggling Former No. 4 Overall Pick
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The Buffalo Bills are on the verge of acquiring wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., the former No. 2 overall pick of the Arizona Cardinals, to bolster their offense, according to Bleacher Report's Moe Moton. Harrison Jr., a 24-year-old receiver, has yet to reach his full potential and could be the centerpiece of a dynamic 2026 offense.
GM Brandon Beane might offer the best trade package for Harrison, allowing him to stay on the team for two more years while they decide where he fits best. With Harrison as the potential long-term target, the Bills could have a well-rounded group of receivers, with DeAndre Moore and Shakir filling in on the perimeter.
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