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Arizona Cardinals

Is Marvin Harrison Jr. going to see an increase in fantasy production in 2025? That depends on one of three factors: Arizona’s offensive strategy changing, Harrison’s utilization, or his chemistry with Kyler Murray improving.

The pass volume was insufficient in 2024, with Arizona ranking 22nd in pass rate. To make matters worse, Arizona was 30th in targets to wide receivers and first in tight end targets. Harrison’s average target depth was 14.2 yards, which is considered deep, but his catch rate was poor at 54.4 percent.

Harrison finished as the WR42 in points per game last year, yet he’s being drafted as the WR17. His draft cost is considerably overpriced and appears to be based on hopes and speculation.

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