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Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr. held to single reception

Arizona offense stalls in 31-7 loss to Seattle Seahawks.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Sep 211 min read
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What happened: The third-year wideout logged 33 receiving yards on four targets across the initial two games of the 2026 campaign. Coach Mike LaFleur publicly defended his usage of the receiver amid rising external scrutiny.

Why it matters: Prolonged lack of involvement could destabilize the market for the same Marvin Harrison Jr. floated as a Colts trade fit earlier this summer. The franchise requires immediate production from a fully healthy skill group to remain competitive.

By the numbers: Arizona averages 23.5 points per game and allows 28.0 defensively during a 2-4 overall start.

What to watch: The coaching staff faces pressure to adjust their passing concepts in upcoming contests. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett stressed the unit cannot afford to waste offensive plays moving forward.

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