Arizona is betting on a fresh offensive nucleus led by Marvin Harrison Jr. as he climbs from a promising rookie to a true fantasy centerpiece. A Manning connection—Peyton dropping by during a Broncos- Cardinals practice—seems to spark Halftime hype, underscoring the elder Harrison’s Hall of Fame legacy and the younger’s potential torch-passing arc.

The Cardinals have built around Kyler Murray’s return and a versatile group featuring Harrison Jr., Trey McBride, and James Conner, plus new pass-rushers and inside linchpins to keep the offense dynamic. While age concerns loom for Tomlinson and Calais Campbell on defense, the offense looks poised to push for a higher ceiling than expected in a league-wide mix of youth and experience.

Arizona is clearly aiming for the future, blending a budding aerial attack with a more complete supporting cast and a more optimistic quarterback scenario. The preseason buzz hints at tangible upside for fantasy managers who roster Harrison Jr. early and monitor Murray’s health and the continued development of McBride and Conner as the season unfolds.