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The Cardinals Aren’t Shopping Marvin Harrison Jr. And The Colts Are Still Doing Their Due Diligence

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Indianapolis is making serious moves, showing strong interest in trading for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., according to ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss and Stephen Holder. This isn’t just idle chatter either, it’s getting real.

Colts Pushing for a Harrison Family Reunion

Sources told ESPN that even though the Arizona Cardinals aren’t actively shopping their third-year receiver, the Colts are absolutely still doing their “due diligence” on the situation. And here’s the kicker: an ESPN source even said the Colts would “entertain the idea” of making a trade for Harrison Jr. This isn’t just about a talented receiver, it’s about bringing the son of Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison Sr. home. Harrison Sr. practically owns the Indianapolis receiving record books, so you can bet that legacy angle is huge for the Colts faithful.

Cardinals Holding Their Cards Close

While it’s clear other teams are sniffing around, the Cardinals are playing it cool for now. ESPN’s sources are pretty firm that Arizona isn’t actually shopping Harrison Jr. But let’s be real, when a player of Harrison Jr.’s caliber, with his family’s incredible history in Indy, gets this kind of trade buzz, it stirs things up. Are the Cardinals truly going to shut down every inquiry? Or is this just the opening act before things really heat up? It feels like there’s more to this story brewing behind the scenes.

Keep your eyes locked on this one, folks. This situation is still developing, and you just know there’s more coming.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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