The Arizona Cardinals are facing the Detroit Lions in their Week 5 matchup, with wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. listed as inactive for Sunday’s game.
NFL insiders Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport have reported that Houston is among the teams involved in talks with the Arizona Cardinals. However, NFL insider Aaron Wilson reported that Kansas City has withdrawn from the pursuit of the Cardinals wide receiver. Colts reporter Mike Chappell of FOX59 and CBS4 reported that Arizona’s trade demands were a major factor in Indianapolis deciding not to move forward.
The Houston Texans have emerged as a potential landing spot for the wide receiver as trade rumors continue to swirl. “You guys want to know, huh? Houston has reportedly moved into the lead among teams negotiating with Arizona over a potential trade.
Yes, we traded for Marvin Harrison,” Ryans said. The Cardinals were said to be seeking a second-round draft pick plus an additional selection in exchange for Harrison.
The Colts have already surrendered their 2027 first-round pick to acquire cornerback Sauce Gardner. Parting with even more draft assets to land Harrison would have further reduced the team’s flexibility for future moves. The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly out of the running for a former top draft pick, with Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. not expected to join the team.
Pittsburgh will not be Harrison’s next destination, according to NFL insider Mark Kaboly.
