DeMeco Ryans: Marvin Harrison Jr. fit in "seamlessly," will play on Sunday
It won't take long for us all to see Marvin Harrison Jr. in a new uniform.
DeMeco Ryans, the head coach of the Houston Texans, announced that wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. will play in Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. In a Wednesday press conference, Ryans praised Harrison's rapid integration into the Texans' system, saying, "I thought Marvin did a really good job today, getting acclimated."
The coach attributed Harrison's quick assimilation to the team's coaching staff, which has been working closely with him to familiarize him with the team's plays and terminology. Ryans highlighted Harrison's attentiveness, noting that he was able to catch up quickly because he was focused and dedicated to mastering all the necessary details.
The Texans coach emphasized that a player who is "locked in on getting the details down" can seamlessly fit into a new team's scheme. Harrison's performance with the Arizona Cardinals this season wasn't as impressive, as he only managed five catches for 85 yards and a touchdown in four games. However, the Texans are willing to give Harrison a chance to replicate his output in their upcoming match against the Jaguars.
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