Mike Florio· Oct 11, 2026
Florio expects Marvin Harrison Jr. to be traded away from Arizona, saying it's hard to imagine him remaining a Cardinal and that it's now just a question of what return Arizona gets.
“Regardless, it's hard to imagine Harrison staying with the Cardinals given these developments.”
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- Trade and Signing CallsMarvin Harrison Jr.Oct 11, 2026
Marvin Harrison Jr. to stay put
“It's becoming more and more clear he won't be playing for the Cardinals... Regardless, it's hard to imagine Harrison staying with the Cardinals given these developments. At this point, it's just a matter of the Cardinals getting the best return they can.”
Hit · 100Scored 100a naive guess scored 55+80.1 skillHow this was scored
- skill:
- 80.1
- player:
- Marvin Harrison Jr.
- season:
- 2026
- claimed:
- he stays
- was with:
- ARI
- accuracy:
- 100
- baseline:
- 55
- difficulty:
- 1.78
- the naive guess:
- 55% of players are with the same club the next season
- weeks in the season:
- 18
- ended up with:
- ARI
- weeks left when called:
- 14
What others said about the same people
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- Donnie DruinTrade and Signing Calls · Marvin Harrison Jr.Hit · 100Druin writes that Marvin Harrison Jr. is on the move and that early indications point to the Houston Texans as his next destination, where he would join a receiving corps led by Nico Collins.
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- Mark KabolyTrade and Signing Calls · Marvin Harrison Jr.Hit · 100Kaboly said Marvin Harrison Jr.'s trade out of Arizona would be made official within a day or two, and that the Steelers would not be his destination.
- Donnie DruinTrade and Signing Calls · Marvin Harrison Jr.Hit · 100Druin writes that Marvin Harrison Jr. is headed out of Arizona and projects to be traded to the Houston Texans, with the deal expected to be completed well before the Nov. 10 deadline. He also expects Harrison to sit out Arizona's Week 5 home game against Detroit.
- Jared KochTrade and Signing Calls · Marvin Harrison Jr.Hit · 100Koch argues the Texans remain the favorites to trade for Cardinals receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., predicting Harrison will likely be on a new team within a week and specifically that Houston could have him on the roster by Week 6.
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