New Marvin Harrison Jr. Trade Rumors on Cardinals' Asking Price Amid 'Several Calls' From NFL Teams

The Arizona Cardinals have reportedly set their price for teams inquiring about a trade for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.

According to Tom Pelissero of The Ringer, the Cardinals have gotten "several calls" on Harrison, and teams that have spoken to the Cards are saying Arizona wants a second-round pick and possibly more—such as an additional mid-round pick—in exchange for Marv.

Selected fourth overall by the Cardinals in the 2024 NFL draft, Harrison has barely been utilized under new head coach Mike LaFleur this season, recording five receptions for 85 yards and one touchdown through four games.

Despite Harrison's lack of usage, Pelissero noted that Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort "surely isn't eager" to part ways with the talented wideout given the huge draft investment he made in him just over two years ago.

Harrison showed flashes of the player he could potentially be as a rookie, registering 62 catches for 885 yards and eight touchdowns, all of which still stand as career highs.

Last season, Harrison was limited to 12 games due to injury, and he finished with 41 grabs for 608 yards and four touchdowns.

With Harrison missing time, it allowed for the emergence of wide receiver Michael Wilson, who finished with a career-high 78 receptions for 1,006 yards and seven touchdowns en route to becoming the No. 2 option in the passing game behind superstar tight end Trey McBride.

That has carried over to this season, even under a new head coach, as Wilson is second on the team in catches (25) and receiving touchdowns (one), and leads the team with 258 receiving yards.

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In fact, Harrison is even behind veteran slot receiver Kendrick Bourne in the pecking order, as he has 12 grabs for 108 yards.

Harrison simply isn't a featured part of the offense, and although Arizona's asking price is pretty hefty, Harrison may be losing value with each passing week the more he isn't utilized.

Per Pelissero, there is still $6.3 million in guaranteed money left on Harrison's contract, and a team option for 2028.

As things currently sit, it is difficult to envision the Cardinals exercising that option should he remain on the team for the rest of this season and into the offseason.

If that is the case, then the Cardinals risk losing Harrison for nothing in the not-too-distant future, so a lowering of the asking price could come in due time, which may be what interested teams are hoping and waiting for.