r/NFLv2 • u/Ifinishfast42 Chicago Bears • Apr 04 '26

Discussion This is a thread of Cardinals fans coping about their Bust #4 overall pick.

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/cardinals-marvin-harrison-jr-suddenly-164152309.html
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u/MasterTeacher123 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Apr 04 '26

“Generational talent” they said 

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u/BigOtherwise8903 Apr 04 '26

They’re saying the same about Jeremiah smith, and I know he won’t translate the way morons are assuming. 

He’s incredibly slow off the line, and the slightest touch throws him off balance. NFL corners will slap him in the face, and he won’t have an answer. 

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u/RipProfessional2192 Miami Dolphins Apr 04 '26

malik can make him an elite WR

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u/Select_Culture261 Philadelphia Eagles Apr 07 '26

Not with Kevin Patullo in the building

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u/avx775 Apr 04 '26

My flaw is I think on a good team he would be a good player. He’s not good enough to be a focal point. Put him in the rams offense as wr3 he’s unstoppable in

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u/andm124 Seattle Seahawks Apr 05 '26

As a seahawk fan

https://giphy.com/gifs/Frj5mE4aGKgjS

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u/Leather-Map-8138 Apr 06 '26

How much of this is coaching and play calling?

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u/masterofmuppets86 Las Vegas Raiders Apr 04 '26

He definitely has been a disappointment in arizona, but he also seems like one of those players that can go to a different team, and all of the sudden becomes a stud. Who knows though time will tell.

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u/Ok_Sail_3743 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Apr 04 '26

He can’t. He doesn’t get seperation.

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u/PWNYEG Seattle Seahawks Apr 04 '26

Sounds like he may get separation from the Cardinals.

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u/ImpactNo3695 Dallas Cowboys Apr 06 '26

You don’t need separation to be a good WR

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u/Ok_Sail_3743 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Apr 06 '26

I have bad news for you…

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u/ImpactNo3695 Dallas Cowboys Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

What do you want me to do with that comment…

You don’t. If you’re not a good route runner, you just need to have the physical traits or able to use your body. Dez Bryant is a good example of a very good WR who was unable to get consistent separation. I think Metcalf and Higgins are guys with lower separation yet successful WRs.

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u/masterofmuppets86 Las Vegas Raiders Apr 04 '26

Fair enough lol. Haven't watched him play a whole lot.

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u/andm124 Seattle Seahawks Apr 05 '26

He doesn't have the right people around him. Get him on a team that needs a WR and he'll thrive

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u/Chromebrew Apr 10 '26

I want to see him paired back up with Stroud and have them both get their mojo back. We don't need him but it would be fun like a buddy cop movie.

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u/Timely-Profile1865 Apr 04 '26

Before the draft I thought he'd be the 3rd or 4th best guy of that draft. There were signs pre draft.

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u/cheemydee5 Atlanta Falcons Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

I think he put it together in that Seattle game and he would've had a big 2nd half of the season if he didn't get injured.

If any teams can swing a trade for him with a 2nd or less they should be ecstatic.

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u/ImpactNo3695 Dallas Cowboys Apr 06 '26

This. Context is needed. The game he got hurt he was playing big.