Arizona Cardinals receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has one catch for 33 yards through two games and was targeted once in Week 2 against Seattle. ESPN's Dan Graziano reports some executives wonder whether Arizona could trade him before the season's deadline.
Coach Mike LaFleur defended Harrison, saying his teammates do not share the critical view of his route-running. Asked about getting Harrison more involved, LaFleur pointed to the offense's 60–65 plays per game and the roles of tight end Trey McBride and receiver Kendrick Bourne.
Across 31 career games, Harrison has two 100-yard games and has caught more than six passes in only one game. He had 608 receiving yards in 12 games last season. The article notes that two games this season, including one against Seattle, do not determine what his role will be.
