The Arizona Cardinals sit 2-0 but face questions about Marvin Harrison Jr.’s usage. Coach Jonathan Gannon said Harrison must touch the football more, even as the ball doesn’t always go to him. Week 2 showed a modest target load for Harrison amid defensive schemes aimed at him, with a key early DPI and a handful of gains keeping Arizona’s offense moving. The club won, yet the offense stalled late, inviting scrutiny of how to maximize the star receiver’s impact.

Arizona rode a 27-3 lead into the second half before Carolina’s soft zone mounted a comeback, underscoring that every win doesn’t erase concern about play design and game-management. Harrison’s role remains pivotal; the team’s success may hinge on expanding his involvement without sacrificing efficiency, a balance coach and staff will chase as they press for a higher gear.