Marvin Harrison Jr. enters year two with a larger frame and a sharpened skill set, weighing in at about 220 pounds after a dedicated off-season with Evan Marcus and a top-tier nutrition team. The 11-pound gain is designed to improve his release off the line and his yard-after-catch pop, building on the 14.3-yard average he posted as a rookie. In an NFC West without many elite shutdown corners, Harrison Jr. could become a focal point in Drew Petzing's attack, leveraging speed, separation, and yak ability to magnify yardage and red-zone impact.

preseason reps against the Chiefs offered a glimpse of his potential floor and ceiling, even as he sat out the second friendly against Denver. The Cardinals’ offense project remains built around his versatility, with a plan to exploit crossing routes, screens and seven-step reads. For fantasy managers, his anticipated role, combined with the coaching staff’s emphasis on efficiency and volume, signals a higher weekly floor and a tantalizing ceiling in 2025.