Cardinals coach downplays Marvin Harrison Jr.'s limited usage after Week 2

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. saw only one target in the team's Week 2 victory, a pass he failed to secure. Coach Mike LaFleur said the limited usage was not a concern, noting the offense was not built around short throws.

Harrison missed practice on Sunday with what the coaching staff described as cramps, though video showed him stretching his back and ankle. He returned the following day, participated in the offense as the primary receiver and logged more snaps than teammate Michael Wilson.

LaFleur, a former Rams offensive coordinator, indicated that Harrison will continue to be featured, particularly in the red zone, but did not commit to a specific target volume.

The Cardinals' other receivers, including Michael Wilson and tight end Trey McBride, have been more consistently involved in the passing game. Wilson has emerged as a reliable option for fantasy managers, while McBride remains a key short-area target.

"I’m 100% fine, just going through the usual process," Harrison said after his return, referencing his prior injuries but indicating no current limitation.

The team will resume practice on Tuesday, and Harrison’s health will be monitored ahead of the upcoming matchup against the 49ers.