Texans Make Waves With Major Trade for Marvin Harrison Jr.
WHO:
Sportskeeda - The Houston Texans and the Arizona Cardinals are involved in the trade.
Newsweek - Wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is the player being traded.
Heavy NFL - Marvin Harrison Jr. is reunited with his former college quarterback.
WHAT:
azcardinals.com - The Texans gave up a 2027 second-round pick and a 2027 sixth-round pick for Marvin Harrison Jr. and a 2027 seventh-round pick from the Cardinals.
azcardinals.com - Marvin Harrison Jr. changed his Instagram bio to "WR for @houstontexans" following the trade.
Heavy NFL - The Texans traded for Marvin Harrison Jr. on Monday, with the Cardinals listening to higher bidders for a day before finalizing the deal.
Newsweek - The Texans finalized the trade for Marvin Harrison Jr. after their first win of the season, bringing their record to 1-4.
Sportskeeda - The Texans traded for Marvin Harrison Jr. on Monday.
Heavy NFL - The Texans acquired Marvin Harrison Jr. and a 2027 seventh-round pick from the Cardinals for second- and sixth-round picks in the same draft.
Sportskeeda - NFL fans reacted to the trade, with some expressing that the Texans "got fleeced" and that the second-round pick was "too high."
Heavy NFL - The Texans acquired Marvin Harrison Jr. in a blockbuster trade.
Draft Sharks - The Cardinals are sending Marvin Harrison Jr. and a 2027 seventh-round pick to the Texans for second- and sixth-round picks in the same draft.
Sportskeeda - NFL fans reacted to the trade, with some expressing that the Texans "got fleeced" and that the second-round pick was "too high."
Daily Mail Sports - Marvin Harrison Jr. was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals with the No. 4 overall pick just over two years prior to the trade.
Sportskeeda - The Texans traded for Marvin Harrison Jr. from the Cardinals.
Heavy NFL - The Texans acquired Marvin Harrison Jr. in a blockbuster trade.
Draft Sharks - The Cardinals are sending Marvin Harrison Jr. and a 2027 seventh-round pick to the Texans for second- and sixth-round picks in the same draft.
WHERE:
Newsweek - The trade occurred between the Arizona Cardinals and the Houston Texans.
WHEN:
Heavy NFL - The trade was finalized before the Texans' Week 5 game.
WHY:
NY Post - Marvin Harrison Jr. requested $50,000 from the Cardinals, which was rejected, highlighting a mismatch that contributed to his trade to the Texans.
Heavy NFL - Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur commented on the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. after a 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions, stating, "He might be one & done," and referred to the team as a "poverty franchise."
NY Post - Marvin Harrison Jr. requested $50,000 from the Cardinals, which was rejected, highlighting a mismatch that contributed to his trade to the Texans.
Heavy NFL - Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur commented on the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. after a 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions, stating, "He might be one & done," and referred to the team as a "poverty franchise."
NY Post - Marvin Harrison Jr. requested $50,000 from the Cardinals, which was rejected, highlighting a mismatch that contributed to his trade to the Texans.
Heavy NFL - Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur commented on the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. after a 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions, stating, "He might be one & done," and referred to the team as a "poverty franchise."
NY Post - Marvin Harrison Jr. requested $50,000 from the Cardinals, which was rejected, highlighting a mismatch that contributed to his trade to the Texans.
Heavy NFL - Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur commented on the trade of Marvin Harrison Jr. after a 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions, stating, "He might be one & done," and referred to the team as a "poverty franchise."
azcardinals.com - The Cardinals had been aware of the trade involving Marvin Harrison Jr. since Saturday, prior to the official announcement.
Newsweek - NFL executives believe the Texans overpaid for Marvin Harrison Jr. in the trade.
Heavy NFL - The Cardinals listened to higher bidders for a day but nobody matched Houston's price tag.
Heavy NFL - The Cardinals listened to higher bidders but nobody matched Houston's price tag.
Heavy NFL - The Cardinals listened to higher bidders but nobody matched Houston's price tag.
HOW:
Heavy NFL - The Texans held firm on their offer to officially land Harrison.
Heavy NFL - The Texans held firm on their offer to officially land Harrison.
Heavy NFL - The Texans held firm on their offer to officially land Harrison.
Heavy NFL - The Texans held firm on their offer to officially land Harrison.
Heavy NFL - The Texans held firm on their offer to officially land Harrison.
Marvin Harrison Jr. requested $50,000 from the Arizona Cardinals, but when that request was rejected, it highlighted the growing mismatch that ultimately led to his trade to the Texans. Following a tough 45-21 loss to the Detroit Lions, Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur commented on the trade, suggesting Harrison might only be with the team for one season and referred to the organization as a "poverty franchise." Meanwhile, the Texans stood firm on their offer, successfully securing Harrison's move to their roster.