Harrison Says He Will Stick to His Process Amid Slow Start

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. said he will stick with his preparation despite a slow start to the 2026 season, when he has one catch for 33 yards on four targets through two games. The fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft said his confidence comes from his process rather than game-by-game results. Harrison said his routine would remain the same whether he caught no passes or 10 in a game. He acknowledged wanting a bigger impact but said production depends on several factors, including his routes, pass protection, coverage and quarterback decisions. He also said he sees criticism on social media and plans to focus on his team and his work. The early statistics have prompted questions about Harrison’s role and effort, but those assessments are not settled by the available information. Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett said Harrison’s work ethic, engagement in meetings and effort on the field had not changed, and that no one had lost confidence in him. Brissett also acknowledged Harrison wants the ball and said the team did not know when his production would improve.