ESPN reported the Indianapolis Colts are one of multiple teams that "would entertain the idea of trading for" the Arizona Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr.
The Colts are one of multiple teams "still doing their due diligence on the" Cardinals' wide receiver, despite Arizona "not shopping" him.
Harrison, selected by the Cardinals with the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, has only five catches on 13 targets for 85 yards.
Despite scoring only one touchdown through four weeks this season, Harrison, according to the ESPN sources, is not being shopped.
Harrison had 885 receiving yards and eight receiving touchdowns as a rookie two seasons ago.
Last season, Harrison was limited to 12 games due to injury, recording 608 receiving yards and four touchdown
catches. The Colts drafted Harrison's dad, Marvin Harrison, in the first round of the 1996 NFL Draft.
Harrison played 13 seasons with the Colts, finishing top five in NFL history for catches (1,102) and touchdown catches (128). His 14,580 receiving yards rank ninth in NFL history.
The Colts' receiver room is struggling for health, with No. 1 wide receiver Alec Pierce out at least two more weeks with a heel injury and No. 3 wide receiver Keenan Allen questionable with a groin injury after missing last week.
The Cardinals not shopping Harrison Jr. could also be due to the Cardinals' own wideout picture looking thin if they move him, as Arizona wide receiver Michael Wilson is the only wide receiver on the team to top 108 receiving yards this season.
This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: ESPN reports teams asking on Harrison, but are Cardinals interested?
