Football player Marvin Harrison Jr., son of the former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison, is set to make his return as a member of the Arizona Cardinals. There's a possibility that he could participate in the team's preseason debut.
Marvin Harrison Jr. Returns to Practice and Set to Play in Preseason Opener
After a brief absence due to knee soreness and illness, Marvin Harrison Jr., the star wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals, is expected to feature in the team's preseason opener against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday.
Harrison Jr., who is just 22 years old, had been managing his knee soreness and illness during training camp. However, he returned to practice on Tuesday, signaling his recovery and readiness to contribute on the field. This development comes as a relief for the Cardinals, who highly value Harrison Jr. as a key player in their offense.
The news of Harrison Jr.'s participation in the preseason game aligns with head coach Jonathan Gannon's plan to play his starters for some amount of time in the first game against the Chiefs. This approach differs from last year's strategy, where Gannon opted to rest his starters for the preseason.
During his rookie season, Harrison Jr. proved to be a valuable asset for the Cardinals. He played in all 17 games, starting 16 of them, and finished the season with an impressive 62 receptions and a total of 885 receiving yards. Harrison Jr. also scored eight touchdowns, demonstrating his ability to find the end zone consistently.
Unfortunately, another Arizona receiver, Michael Wilson, is currently sidelined due to a concussion. Wilson was projected to be a starter for the Cardinals this season.
As the Cardinals prepare for the upcoming season, Harrison Jr.'s availability for the preseason opener is a positive sign. His return to practice and anticipated participation in the game indicate that he is on track to build on his successful rookie year.
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- Confirming his anticipated participation in the preseason game, head coach Jonathan Gannon aligned his plan with the return of Marvin Harrison Jr., a key player in the Arizona Cardinals' offense.
