Marvin Harrison Jr. says he is paying trade rumors "no mind"
The NFL trade deadline is still a month away, but Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is one of the NFL players who could find a new home in the coming weeks.
Marvin Harrison Jr. is not concerned about trade rumors surrounding him, despite the NFL trade deadline being less than a month away. The Arizona Cardinals wide receiver recently hired agents Todd France and Tory Dandy, following his self-representation, which has fueled speculation about a potential trade. In an interview with ESPN, Harrison stated that he is not paying attention to these rumors and is solely focused on helping the Cardinals win games.
ESPN reports that the Cardinals are not actively trading Harrison, but other teams, such as the Indianapolis Colts, are conducting their due diligence. Harrison's father, Marvin Harrison Sr., was a Hall of Famer in Indianapolis, and he has scored five catches for 85 yards and a touchdown on the season, ranking fifth in targets on his team.
Coach Mike LaFleur has expressed confidence in Harrison, but the wide receiver has yet to meet expectations as the fourth overall pick in 2024.
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