Trade speculation names three possible landing spots for Marvin Harrison Jr.
CBS Sports has outlined hypothetical deals involving the Arizona receiver, while ESPN reports that teams have enquired about his availability. No trade or offer has been reported.
CBS Sports has sketched possible trade packages that could send Arizona Cardinals receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. to the Houston Texans, Las Vegas Raiders or Indianapolis Colts. The scenarios are speculation; no deal has been reported.
The outlet cites ESPN reporting that teams have contacted Arizona to assess Harrison’s availability. ESPN also attributed a “quality Day 3 pick” valuation to at least one team, but that is not an established market price. The source material reports no confirmed offer.
Harrison was selected fourth overall by Arizona in 2024 and recorded 885 receiving yards and eight touchdowns as a rookie. CBS Sports says he has five catches through four games in 2026, with tight end Trey McBride and receiver Michael Wilson ahead of him in the target order.
The proposed Houston scenario centres on the Texans’ need for another receiver and Harrison’s past connection with quarterback C.J. Stroud at Ohio State. For Las Vegas, CBS Sports points to a young roster and a need for a primary outside receiver, while noting the team lacks a sixth- and seventh-round pick in the 2027 draft.
The Colts are also discussed as a possible fit, with CBS Sports citing their receiver depth concerns and Harrison’s family connection to Indianapolis, where his father played. The article suggests the club may be cautious with its remaining early-round draft capital.
Harrison is under contract through 2027, with a club option for 2028, according to the article. Arizona’s position on a potential trade has not been confirmed by the team.
