Cardinals reportedly set to trade wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
The Arizona Cardinals are preparing to trade 2024 top-10 draft pick Marvin Harrison Jr., with reports suggesting a possible destination in Houston and a request for a second-round draft pick.
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly working to move wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., a 2024 top-10 draft selection. Harrison is expected to sit out Sunday’s game against the Detroit Lions while trade details are finalized. Sources say the Houston Texans could be the likely destination, reuniting him with former Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud. The Cardinals are said to be seeking a package that includes a second-round draft pick, though the exact terms have not been disclosed. The timing of the report, which emerged before a confirmed destination, may be intended to attract additional interest from other teams. When the trade is completed, Harrison would join former Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy, another 2024 first-round pick who was traded shortly after being drafted. In the current season, Harrison has recorded five receptions for 85 yards and one touchdown over four games under head coach Mike LaFleur.