Marvin Harrison Jr. trade packages: What Cardinals could get for former No. 4 overall pick

These deals could move Harrison out of Arizona and help revitalize his career

An elusive breakout season still has not materialized for Marvin Harrison Jr., and as the disappointing start to his career continues, the chances of the Arizona Cardinals moving on from him are at an all-time high. Teams have begun due diligence on a potential trade and reached out to the Cardinals to gauge his ability, according to ESPN. While Arizona is reportedly "not all that enthralled with trading him," the wide receiver position is a seller's market with so many teams desperate for help, and the Cardinals could hear an offer they cannot decline. What might that trade package look like? ESPN reports that Harrison's value slipped over the last three years from that of an early first-round pick to a "quality Day 3 pick." That is the assessment of at least one team placed on the former No.

4 overall selection. The Cardinals hold all the leverage and could decline any offers that do not exceed that valuation. Harrison is a young asset under contract through 2027, and the Cardinals hold a club option for 2028. Plus, injuries across the league could spark a modest bidding war for a starting-caliber wide receiver. Harrison appears in need of a change of scenery. The Ohio State product opened his career with an immensely promising 885-yard, eight-touchdown rookie season, but regressed over