Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr. Seeks Breakout Year 2 Performance

Marvin Harrison Jr. had a promising rookie season with the Arizona Cardinals, recording 62 receptions for 885 yards and eight touchdowns, tying a franchise rookie record. Despite these numbers, his production was inconsistent, often coming in bursts before defenses adjusted, and several other rookies outperformed him in yards. Harrison is focused on improving in his second year, emphasizing the need to help the Cardinals reach the playoffs, a goal he believes is achievable with the current team pieces. Key to his growth will be both his physical development, as he has added muscle in the offseason, and better utilization by the coaching staff through varied offensive schemes to create more opportunities. The Cardinals are also looking to bolster the offense by potentially adding a veteran receiver like Keenan Allen to support both Harrison and Kyler Murray. With offseason workouts underway, Harrison’s progression and how the team leverages his talents will be crucial for Arizona's ambitions to become a contender in the NFC.