Arizona plans to feature Marvin Harrison Jr. all over the formation
Arizona sounds committed to maximizing Marvin Harrison Jr.’s skill set instead of keeping him locked into one role. Bo Brack reported that the Cardinals want Harrison moved around the formation, utilizing him both outside and inside to create mismatches. Coaches have discussed using him similarly to how elite receivers are featured in modern offenses, with a specific emphasis on red zone opportunities and getting him the ball more consistently. There is also a growing sense within the organization that Harrison was not used enough previously, making this offseason shift especially noteworthy.
Rashid Shaheed generating major buzz
Rashid Shaheed has been one of the breakout stories of Seahawks OTAs. Multiple reports from Will Ortner, John Boyle, and Corbin Smith highlighted his explosiveness, stronger frame, and growing chemistry with Sam Darnold. Shaheed reportedly connected on several vertical strikes during team drills, including a 40 plus yard completion where Darnold hit him perfectly in stride against tight coverage. Seattle appears intent on expanding his offensive role beyond gadget touches and special teams work, with the added offseason chemistry seemingly paying immediate dividends.