Football player Marvin Harrison Jr., son of Marvin Harrison Sr. who played for the Cardinals, could potentially make his debut in the team's preseason opener after his return.
Arizona Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr. Set to Return for Preseason Opener Against Kansas City Chiefs
Marvin Harrison Jr., the 22-year-old wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals, is expected to make a comeback in their preseason opener against the Kansas City Chiefs after missing practice due to knee soreness and illness.
Harrison Jr., who was the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, had been sidelined for three straight practices in early August but was not considered seriously injured. The team was being cautious with his recovery. Harrison Jr. returned to practice on August 5 and has been described by head coach Jonathan Gannon as moving well and having a productive camp.
No recent reports indicate ongoing injury concerns heading into the preseason opener. Harrison Jr. finished the 2024 season with 62 receptions, 885 receiving yards, and scored 8 touchdowns. He started in 16 games and played in all 17 games for Arizona as a rookie.
Meanwhile, another Arizona Cardinals' receiver, Michael Wilson, is currently sidelined due to a concussion. Wilson is a projected starter for the team.
In a departure from last year's approach, head coach Jonathan Gannon plans to play his starters for some amount of time in the first preseason game. The specific duration of playing time for the starters was not specified.
Harrison Jr.'s return could potentially make him available for the preseason opener against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Arizona Cardinals' preseason opener is scheduled for Saturday.
- Marvin Harrison Jr., having recovered well and showing productivity during training, could potentially score a touchdown in the Arizona Cardinals' upcoming NFL American-football preseason opener against the Kansas City Chiefs.
- With the Arizona Cardinals' coach, Jonathan Gannon, planning to allow starters to play for an undisclosed period in the first preseason game, Harrison Jr.'s presence on the field will be anticipated.
- As Harrison Jr. recovers from his knee soreness and illness, his return to the sports field for the preseason opener signifies his resilience and dedication to the game of football.
