Marvin Harrison Jr. will make his Houston Texans debut this Sunday in London, joining the offense for a limited role in the team’s matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The wide receiver arrived via trade from the Arizona Cardinals just days before the game, marking a reunion with quarterback C.J. Stroud—a pairing that thrived during their collegiate days at Ohio State.
In 2022, Stroud led the Big Ten in passing yards (3,688) and touchdowns (41), while Harrison earned All-American honors with 1,263 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns, helping Ohio State reach the College Football Playoff semifinal. Both players were drafted as top prospects—Stroud as the second overall pick in 2023 and Harrison at No.
4 in 2024—but neither has yet matched those early expectations in the NFL. Stroud’s production has declined since his Rookie of the Year season, culminating in a playoff performance that included four interceptions, while the Texans have yet to extend his contract beyond his fifth-year option, keeping him under team control through 2027.
With high expectations and personal stakes looming, Sunday’s game could determine whether their chemistry translates to NFL success or remains an unfulfilled college legacy.
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