Marvin Harrison Jr.

Week 15 vs. New England Patriots
Out of the 67 wide receivers with at least 50 targets on the year, Marvin Harrison Jr. ranks 65th in on-target catch rate (71.1%), highlighting miscommunication or concentration issues (or both) over his rookie season. He's had at least five targets in each of his last seven games, though he has 60 or more yards in only two of those weeks. That said, the potential for a ceiling outcome is still here, which makes him an intriguing WR3 play with upside for much more.

Week 13 @ Minnesota Vikings
It’s clear that Marvin Harrison Jr.’s rookie season has had its share of growing pains, marked by occasional miscommunication with Kyler Murray. While Harrison’s talent has been on display with six touchdowns and two massive performances in Week 2 and Week 8, his 54.5% catch rate and seven games under 50 receiving yards highlight some inconsistencies as the QB-WR duo works to establish chemistry.

However, the Vikings' secondary has been one of the softest in the league against wide receivers, allowing an average of 189.4 receiving yards and 14.7 receptions per game to the position—both the second-highest marks in the NFL. Consider MHJ a high-end WR3 with upside for much more.

Week 10 vs. New York Jets
It's clear that there have been some growing pains, or at least miscommunication between Marvin Harrison Jr. and Kyler Murray during the wide out's rookie season. While he does have five touchdowns and two blow-up games (Week 2, Week 8), he also has a 50.9% catch rate and six games under 50 yards. The QB-WR tandem may not be on the same page all the time, but the upside is far too great to consider passing MHJ over as the two continue to meld. He's a WR3 against a tough Jets secondary.