Philadelphia native and former Ohio State star wide receiver Marvin Harrison could be reuniting with his college quarterback within hours. The Houston Texanscould be close to making a significant wide receiver addition, with Harrison Jr. reportedly expected to land in Houston.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported Saturday night that multiple NFL executives monitoring the trade market, along with an Arizona player source, believe Harrison will become a Texan. The update puts Houston at the center of the discussion surrounding the Cardinals receiver’s potential departure.
Fowler’s reporting points to Houston as the likely destination, though it does not confirm the teams have completed a trade. That update also leaves the compensation and timing of a potential
agreement unresolved. For the Texans, acquiring Harrison would be a significant investment in their passing game. The return Arizona receives would help determine the price Houston is willing to pay and how the move affects its flexibility going forward.
More on the Marvin Harrison Jr. trade developments, via @joshweinfuss
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A star for the Buckeyes in Columbus, playing alongside C.J. Stroud, Harrison has five catches on 12 targets for 85 yards and a touchdown through four games this season as the fifth-most-targeted player on the Cardinals offense.
This article originally appeared on Texans Wire: Report: Texans expected to land Marvin Harrison Jr. in trade
