Cardinals Expect Huge Jump From Marvin Harrison Jr. in 2025

Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon has expressed high expectations for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. as he enters his second NFL season, anticipating a substantial leap in performance. Harrison had a solid rookie year with 62 receptions, 885 yards, and eight touchdowns, but Gannon and the coaching staff believe the wideout's best is yet to come. Gannon highlighted Harrison's strong work ethic, offseason dedication, and professional approach, noting that Harrison proactively presented his own developmental plan for improvement. The Cardinals expect Harrison's physical development and refined skills to help him handle the league's physicality and expand his role in the offense. While Harrison's rookie numbers were overshadowed by other first-year receivers, the team is confident he can develop into an elite pass-catcher in 2025. The coaching staff sees Harrison as a 'ready-made pro' who is positioned to significantly elevate the Cardinals' offense.