Teams around the National Football League are continuing to monitor the Marvin Harrison Jr. situation very closely as we inch closer to the trade deadline.
As the struggles continue for the former first-round pick, several teams could be looking to buy low for the Ohio State star and according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the asking price is very low.
“Teams are continuing to watch the Marvin Harrison Jr. situation closely, wondering if he would become available… He would have a market, though not for a high pick (possibly a quality Day 3 pick, as one team forecasted).”
Harrison showed a slight uptick in production last week with three catches for 43 yards vs. San Francisco. But right now, it seems clear that tight end Trey McBride and wideout Michael Wilson are Arizona’s primary options in the passing game.
If Harrison’s performance doesn’t improve, one has to imagine his days in Arizona could be coming to an end a lot sooner than anyone expected.
