NFL insider provides update on Marvin Harrison Jr. trade rumor
Now we know what it might take to acquire the Cardinals WR in a trade
Last week, Rumblings discussed the potential trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. for the Buffalo Bills. NFL insider Jeremy Fowler provided an update in his Week 4 article at ESPN.com. Fowler noted that teams are still closely monitoring Harrison's availability, though the Cardinals have shown a slight improvement. Harrison, a former No. 4 overall pick, had three catches for 43 yards on five targets against San Francisco last week.
However, tight end Trey McBride and wide receiver Michael Wilson remain the Cardinals' primary options. Currently, the Bills do not have a significant receiver issue, unlike in previous seasons. However, the writer believes the Bills should keep a close eye on the situation. No reports or insider speculation have emerged regarding a potential trade involving the Bills and Harrison Jr. so far.
Despite this, the writer remains open to covering the topic, given Bills' owner Brandon Beane's tendency to trade for receivers and defensive tackles. Wide receiver DJ Moore has been one of the most reliable players for the Bills since 2018, but the team was close to missing both Moore and Keon Coleman due to injuries before their game against the Chargers.
Harrison Jr. has logged four catches for 73 yards on nine targets through three games, ranking fifth on the Cardinals offense in terms of targets. With the emergence of trade compensation—a "quality Day 3 pick"—the question remains: should the Bills pursue this polarizing young wide receiver?
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