by: Nick Geddes 18 minutes ago NickGeddesNews
Arizona Cardinals (2-1) receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has yet to live up to the expectations that come with being the No. 4 overall pick. Harrison was solid if not unspectacular as a rookie, and his start to the 2025 season has been anything but smooth.
The former Ohio State star has particularly struggled with drops. Kirk Herbstreit , on the call for Arizona’s Week 4 home contest against the Seattle Seahawks (2-1) on Thursday Night Football, talked about Harrison’s season up to this point. He sees a young player who might be in his own head.
“The obvious answer, when you ask who’s gonna be the guy to step up, would be Marvin Harrison,” Herbstreit said. “Second year, 6-foot-3, 220 [pounds]. And I feel like when I watch him, because I’ve watched him a lot throughout his career in college, and now in the pros, he looks like a guy that’s thinking a little bit too much.
“… I just felt feel like he doesn’t play with the urgency that we saw with him. I think he’s still trying to find that confidence that he played with in college. Just a little timid. Maybe unsure. Just needs to turn it loose. Be more aggressive.”