Are the Buffalo Bills going to trade for Marvin Harrison Jr.? Heck, none of us know if the Cardinals are even going to be willing to trade him, and at this juncture, we certainly have been given no indication by the Bills — or any NFL insiders — that a trade is being explored.
Speaking of exploring, if you’re even mildly intrigued by this idea — or totally despise the thought of it — I highly encourage you to read Matt Byham’s thorough breakdown of the pros and cons of it all.
As Harrison Jr. trade
speculation percolates, and it feels like it will, as any of it pertains to the Bills, it’ll be critical to remember the Bills should already have plenty of intel this young wideout.
Why?
Buffalo’s new receivers coach, Drew Terrell, was the pass game coordinator and receivers coach in Arizona the past three seasons, two of which of course correspond with the beginning of Harrison Jr.‘s NFL career with the Cardinals.
A former receiver himself, who’s only 35 years old, Terrell started in the NFL in 2018 with the Panthers as a quality control coach and spent 2020-2022 with the Commanders as an assistant receivers coach and the regular wide receiver coach in the 2021 and 2022 campaigns.
Of course, Harrison Jr. hasn’t appeared on special teams, but the Bills’ special teams coach Jeff Rodgers was in Arizona from 2019-2025 coaching special teams and with the title of assistant head coach, so he’d clearly know Harrison Jr. reasonably well too.
And we have no idea what Terrell and Rodgers think of Harrison Jr., but their close knowledge of the young wideout may either be what spurs the Bills into action on the trade front or provides the inside info to the front office that keeps the Bills away.
