Harrison’s Texans Debut Raises Cardinals Trade Questions
The Texans acquired wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. from the Cardinals for a second-round pick, giving the former No. 4 overall selection a fresh start alongside former Ohio State teammate C.J. Stroud. In his Houston debut against Jacksonville in London, Harrison caught three passes for 34 yards on just 12 snaps—matching his season-high reception total and nearly equaling his production across his first four games in Arizona. The early showing, including several contested catches over the middle, has fueled criticism of how the Cardinals used him and speculation that coaching, scheme and quarterback play contributed to his struggles. It remains a small sample, and Houston has said it will take time to determine Harrison’s role, but the debut offers an encouraging first sign for the Texans and a possible source of regret for Arizona.
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