Fitzgerald, Cardinals Optimistic About Harrison Jr.'s Future

Arizona Cardinals rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. recorded 62 receptions for 885 yards and eight touchdowns in his first NFL season, showing both promise and inconsistency. Franchise legend Larry Fitzgerald praised Harrison Jr.'s talent and expects significant improvement in 2025, paralleling his own career trajectory. Fitzgerald has offered mentorship, but notes Harrison Jr. can also rely on guidance from his Hall of Fame father, Marvin Harrison Sr. Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort and head coach Jonathan Gannon expressed satisfaction with Harrison Jr.'s development, adding that some rookie expectations were unrealistic. Fitzgerald and Harrison Jr. have only spoken a handful of times, but Fitzgerald remains supportive of his potential. Observers remain optimistic about Harrison Jr.'s future, citing his route-running and playmaking abilities.