Texans acquire Marvin Harrison Jr. in trade with Cardinals
Houston traded for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. from Arizona as the team seeks to boost its offense, while several teams await the return of injured players ahead of Week 6.
Houston Texans head coach Demeco Ryans announced that the team has completed a trade with the Arizona Cardinals to acquire wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., the former first-round pick. The move gives Harrison a chance to reunite with his college quarterback C.J. Stroud and aim for a stronger offensive impact.
The trade comes as the NFL approaches Week 6, with the Buffalo Bills set to face the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night to close the week’s slate of games. Kansas City Chiefs and Carolina Panthers are on a bye, while the Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers each recorded their first wins of the season. The Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans and Los Angeles Chargers remain winless at 0-5.
Among players who could return next week, Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is expected to be cleared from a hamstring injury for the game against the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons, however, may still be without starter Michael Penix Jr., who suffered a rib injury on Sunday Night Football and is scheduled for further imaging on Monday.
The San Francisco 49ers, Minnesota Vikings and Kansas City Chiefs continue unbeaten, while the league awaits further injury updates and roster moves as the season progresses.