What happened: League executives are evaluating whether the Arizona Cardinals will move Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline, per Dan Graziano. A speculative proposal involves Buffalo sending a fifth-round pick and either Keon Coleman or Joshua Palmer to acquire the 2024 fourth-overall pick.
Why it matters: A change of scenery would give Harrison a chance to reset after failing to integrate into Arizona's offense. Buffalo continues to reshape its passing attack after moving on from Stefon Diggs, though adding Harrison would crowd a room that already features DJ Moore, Khalil Shakir, and tight end Dalton Kincaid. Any acquiring team would also inherit the expectations of Harrison's rookie contract, which becomes eligible for an extension as early as 2027.
By the numbers: Through two games in 2026, Harrison has drawn just three targets for one reception and 33 yards. In contrast, Palmer has caught two touchdowns on five targets for 77 yards for Buffalo, while Coleman has secured all seven of his targets for 64 yards and four first downs.
What to watch: Watch if Arizona formally fields offers for Harrison as the November trade deadline approaches. Buffalo must weigh his draft pedigree against the steady production of its current rotational receivers.