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Cardinals might have a Marvin Harrison Jr. problem: Former top 5 pick has disappeared from Arizona offense

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has struggled significantly at the start of the 2026 season, catching just a single pass for thirty-three yards through the first two weeks.

Despite running at least twenty-five routes, the former fourth overall pick ranks near the bottom of the league in both target rate and yards per route run, falling behind multiple teammates including both running backs in total receptions under quarterback Jacoby Brissett.

This alarming slump follows a disappointing second professional campaign for the former Ohio State standout. With only four total targets through two games, his current usage under the team's offensive scheme leaves him rarely involved in the passing attack, raising serious concerns about his trajectory after entering the league as one of the most heralded prospects in recent years.