Jared Dubin· Sep 22, 2026
Dubin argues Marvin Harrison Jr., the No. 4 overall pick, has been marginalized in Arizona's offense and warns that if his current usage and effort continue he will be remembered as a major draft bust.
“He looks like he could go down as a huge draft bust if anything remotely like this keeps up.”
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Marvin Harrison Jr. to disappoint at the next level
“He's the former No. 4 overall pick in the NFL Draft. ... He looks like he could go down as a huge draft bust if anything remotely like this keeps up.”
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