Marvin Harrison Jr Could Reunite With CJ Stroud in Cardinals Trade
Marvin Harrison Jr. is inactive as the Cardinals near a trade. Here’s the team in talks and what Arizona is asking for.
Marvin Harrison Jr. appears set to move on from the Arizona Cardinals, potentially reuniting with his college quarterback C.J. Stroud in a trade involving the Houston Texans. ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on Oct. 10 that the Texans are serious suitors for the wide receiver. A reunion with Stroud would mark a significant milestone for Harrison, who starred under him at Ohio State.
Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur endorsed the move, expressing high confidence in Harrison's abilities. The Arizona Cardinals, however, reportedly demanded a second-round pick and more for his services, indicating a steep asking price. Despite initial pitching of himself as first-round value, rival teams have since valued him closer to a Day 2 selection.
The Indianapolis Colts, where his father Marvin Harrison Sr. holds numerous receiving records, have no involvement in the potential trade. Harrison has played sparingly for the Cardinals, catching only one pass and scoring once over his first two games. His lack of a 1,000-yard season this year and the cost of his $22.5 million signing bonus led to the speculation of a trade.
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