Trade talks surrounding former first-rounder Marvin Harrison Jr. have officially hit a fever pitch. It’s wild to think a former top pick, a guy with that kind of pedigree, is already in this spot, but his career production just hasn’t met expectations. That shiny first-round status can lose its luster quick when the stats aren’t there, right?
What’s His Value, Really?
The big question swirling out there is what the Arizona Cardinals could even get for Harrison in a trade. Honestly, what he’s worth is gonna vary wildly depending on who you ask, from the Cardinals’ fan base to the national media. What’s a realistic return versus what’s the dream scenario for them? And are there any teams out there, maybe desperate for a new wide receiver, that Arizona could potentially squeeze for a little extra?
It’s not just Harrison making headlines in the league though. Over in Indianapolis, Michael Pittman aggravated his foot and is now out for several weeks, which is a tough break. The Eagles also made a move, trading away Cam Jurgens, a decision that’s got some folks raising eyebrows and asking if Philly might be tanking. And for the Broncos, Sean Payton is stepping in and taking over play-calling duties for their offense. Talk about shaking things up!
Cardinals Prep For What’s Next
Meanwhile, the Cardinals coaching staff seems to be locked in on their current situation too. They’re getting ready for Drew Petzig’s unit this week, and the team made three depth chart observations from Week Five that are likely shaping their game plan. Plus, it’s clear the coaching staff has full confidence in Wydett Williams, which is always big for a player to hear from his leaders.
With all this trade buzz around Harrison and other big news breaking across the NFL, it just shows you how fast things can change. For Arizona, the uncertainty around Harrison’s future definitely adds an extra layer to their season, and we’ll have to see how it all shakes out.
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Originally reported by Revenge of the Birds.
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