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Fantasy Football Video: Is this the season Marvin Harrison Jr. turns things around?

Matt Harmon and Justin Boone discuss MHJ's 2026 fantasy outlook

Cleveland Browns training camp 2026: WR preview, Part 1 – Suddenly loaded with options?

Looking over the Browns’ wide receivers for training camp

FA: Marvin Harrison dropped

Drops: Marvin Harrison

Trade: Marvin Harrison, Chris Bell, Ted Hurst

The Vindicators 2 acquired Marvin Harrison in a trade, while ParagonOfChaos received Chris Bell, Ted Hurst, and a 2027 1st round pick

Still in contract dispute, Jacoby Brissett works out with teammates in South Florida

Quarterback Jacoby Brissett is still in a contract dispute with the Cardinals. But that didn’t stop him from preparing to be the team’s starter this week. Via Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, Brissett brought several teammates to South Florida this week to work out in preparation for training camp. Brissett posted a picture to social media showing himself, Marvin Harrison Jr., Trey McBride, Elijah Higgins, Kedon Slovis, and Semi Fehoko after a workout. While Brissett did not attend the voluntary portion of the offseason program, he was at the team’s mandatory minicamp last month — though he did not participate in practice. The Cardinals are implementing a new offense under head coach Mike LaFleur, who spent the last three seasons as Rams offensive coordinator. Brissett is currently slated to earn $4.88 million in 2026, with a max value of $5.39 million, but only $1.5 million is guaranteed. LaFleur said earlier in the offseason that he wasn’t concerned with Brissett’s absence from the offseason program, as the quarterback has “ done probably everything we’ve ever done schematically .” Cardinals veterans are scheduled to report to training camp on July 22

Still in contract dispute, Jacoby Brissett works out with teammates in South Florida

Despite an ongoing contract dispute with the Cardinals, quarterback Jacoby Brissett participated in a workout with several teammates in South Florida, including Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride. This preparation comes as the team integrates a new offense under head coach Mike LaFleur, with Brissett currently projected as the starter. Brissett's contract situation includes a base salary of $4.88 million for 2026 with limited guaranteed money

Analyzing USMNT's run after World Cup exit; Top 25 MLB trade deadline candidates

This is an article version of the CBS Sports HQ AM Newsletter, the ultimate guide to every day in sports. You can sign up to get it in your inbox every weekday morning here . We're less than a month away from the Aug. 3 trade deadline, and the MLB rumor mill is running wild . With that in mind, our own Mike Axisa put together a list of the top 25 MLB trade deadline candidates . The Mets have a pair of appealing starters -- and the Red Sox could move out two key arms -- but the Orioles have one of the best bats on the market in outfielder Taylor Ward . Ward, hitting .253 with a .378 on-base percentage, plays a role that's in short supply around baseball these days. Here's a taste of the other names on Axisa's board : One player who is most certainly not on the trade block is Rays third baseman Junior Caminero . The 23-year-old slugger has crushed 26 home runs, and he has powered his way into the AL MVP race . Judging an NFL Draft in its immediate aftermath is a perilous endeavor, but what about two years down the road? Hindsight is 20/20, but our own Zach Pereles conducted a redraft of the 2024 class , and two players had a fantastic case for the No. 1 overall pick. The Bears shouldn't have any regrets about taking Caleb Williams at the top of the draft, but has Drake Maye been the best player from that 2024 class? After leading the Patriots to a Super Bowl appearance, Maye gets the nod over Williams in this exercise. Williams didn't have to wait too much longer in our redraft -- going to the Commanders at No. 2 overall. Check out the full draft here , but I'm nice enough to share a sneak peek: 16. Seahawks: Graham Barton, C, Duke 17. Vikings: Zach Frazier, C, WVU 18. Bengals: Nate Wiggins, CB, Clemson 19. Rams: Marvin Harrison Jr., WR, Ohio State 20. Steelers: Rome Odunze, WR, Washington Meanwhile, in the reality where the Bears did draft Williams, he gifted an autographed jersey to Pope Leo XIV . And in the process did Williams accidentally unveil the team's new alternate look in the process? Well, not quite. As far as the 2026 draft class is concerned, Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love is one of a few players facing immediate pressure . 🎾 Wimbledon: Quarterfinals , 8 a.m. on ESPN/ESPN2 ⚽ World Cup: Argentina vs. Egypt , 12 p.m. on Fox ⚽ World Cup: Switzerland vs. Colombia , 4 p.m. on Fox ⚾ Yankees at Rays , 6:40 p.m. on TBS 🏀 Summer League: Hawks vs. Grizzlies , 7 p.m. on ESPNU 🏀 Wings at Liberty , 8 p.m. on ESPN 🏀 Summer League: Thunder vs. Jazz , 9 p.m. on ESPNU

Breer Report: “Out of the Ohio State receivers, why is Marvin Harrison the worst one?”

NFL analyst discusses the first round receiver picks from Ohio State

Trade: Marvin Harrison ↔ Kenneth Walker

Dynasty Dawgs trade Kenneth Walker to One Eyed Jax for 2027 1st round pick, while ABT - Always Be Trading receives Marvin Harrison

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The Cardinals’ rookie who should be getting more attention

The Arizona Cardinals had a very good draft this year. By taking RB Jeremiyah Love with the third overall pick, all the tools that incoming head coach Mike LaFleur needs for his new offensive scheme are in place. LaFleur is an offensive coach and had particular requirements going into free agency and April’s draft. RELATED: ESPN RANKS CARDINALS #6 IN OFFENSIVE WEAPONS If you haven’t noticed, the Cardinals are stacked with offensive personnel. ESPN only brought that to everyone’s attention. Now, how will the changes alter the course of this year’s schedule and ultimately the win-loss column? WRs Kendrick Bourne and Devin Duvernay were signed in free agency, while another receiver, Reggie Virgil, was drafted out of Texas Tech. These will be melded with Michael Wilson , Marv Harrison, and Simi Fehoko . Of course, Arizona employs one of the best tight ends in the league with Trey McBride . But LaFleur’s offense needed some vagaries. Alterations. Modifications. Changes. Editor’s note: We had to look up “vagaries.” We just look smart. It all began with the offensive line. It had several issues. Right tackle was a particular problem. So were both offensive guard spots. Later, when LT Paris Johnson became injured, Kelvin Beachum was inserted. Ick. It’s no big secret why he is still unemployed. Both left and right guards were “no good.” Will Hernandez was supposed to start at right guard after returning to the roster, but he began the season on the PUP list as he got back to playing shape. Which seemed to be okay, because Isaiah Adams was the darling of the preseason and training camp and appeared to sew up the starting position. The plan was for Adams to be the starter at right guard and Evan Brown to be at the left guard spot until Hernandez was healthy, and then get him on the practice field and see where he was at physically. Adams started in Week 1. But it soon became clear that Adams played really well against other teams’ second and third string guys, but struggled when the big boys suited up. He was bull rushed easily and had an issue remaining engaged with his defender. It was just a few short seasons ago that Brown was an asset to the O-Line. But this past season, early on, he looked overwhelmed, and his on-field performance declined quite a bit. Brown was ranked the 61st-best guard out of 81 eligible players. He had family issues that needed his complete focus, but his play was just sub-par. When Hernandez returned and was ready to play, he supplanted Adams in Week 5, and it was deemed better late than never with the hope that the offensive line could recover. However, his comeback was cut short. He was placed on IR with hip and knee injuries on November 29. Adams was thrown back into the starting right guard position with an opportunity to show what he had learned since the beginning of the year and finish the season in the same role. With both guards playing poorly, Johnson and Williams were out at the tackle spots listed on IR. The offensive line was a combination of second-stringers and practice squad guys. At season’s end, this group was ranked #26. That’s out of 32 for anyone scoring at home. After losing 14 games, it was evident that the head coach and the majority of his coaching staff were headed for the unemployment line. LaFleur and his new OC, Nathaniel Hackett, took a looksy at the offensive line situation and highlighted several changes to be made. Center? Good. Left tackle? Check. Ummm…. Yeah, it was that bad. The offense will only go as far as the offensive line will take them. That is a known fact. It’s more than just being big. It’s greater than being a stud in college football. The NFL is a completely different level, and offensive linemen take a while to grow into their positions. Defensive tackles are bigger and, over time, develop girth. Defensive ends are quicker with a great first step. In college, some of these guys saw maybe three defenders that they struggled with. In the NFL, t [... truncated ...]

Trade: Marvin Harrison, Devin Neal, David Montgomery +2 more

Steelers WR DK Metcalf vs. the NFL’s best: Does he belong in the top 25?

DK Metcalf's 2025 production didn't back up his contract, and he may not belong in the top 25 receivers in the NFL

Arizona Cardinals fans think Marvin Harrison Jr is under most pressure in 2026

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Cardinals fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. No one can argue that the 2024 Arizona Cardinals draft class has been underwhelming or just flat out bad, but the first round is a cautionary tale in how the draft is educated, but also a crapshoot. So, when we asked which player drafted in the first round by Monti Ossenfort is under the most pressure, it’s not surprising that both of the 2024 first round picks ran away with things. 93% of fans think that Marvin Harrison Jr. and Darius Robinson are under the most pressure to perform, and that makes a lot of sense. MHJ has been fine, but he is basically a low-end wide receiver two through his first two seasons, while Robinson is… well if you follow PFF, bad. Our friends at FanDuel Sportsbook have Marvin Harrison Jr’s line is set at 825.5 yards for the season, which would be right around where his 17-game season average has been, so that’s a great line if you think MHJ can play all 17 games. Now, for Robinson, I think he just has to show you anything at this point, but does anyone have particularly high hopes?

Trade: Jayden Reed, Chris Brooks, MarShawn Lloyd +8 more

The Cardinals’ “X” factor on offense, defense, and special teams for 2026

The Arizona Cardinals have expectations of not being one of the league’s worst clubs for a second consecutive year. GM Monti Ossenfort worked overtime this offseason to address the weak spots and bring in new players to replace those who left the team. Training camp is approaching, and the air will be very clear on the final 53-man roster, and who is in and who is out. The focus will then be on which players will fit best at all positions. RELATED: TIME TO THINK ABOUT MICHAEL WILSON There are many good-to-great players on this year’s roster, and still some problem areas. But there is one player on offense and defense, plus special teams, who can change the narrative and perhaps be the difference in games. Here’s the list: While most would point to the quarterback position as being the key component to success this year, the fact is, QB Jacoby Brissett is a roller coaster right now, and the starting position is up for grabs. The running game should be the main focus anyway, with the new guys, Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier , with a dose of James Conner thrown in. The offensive line is redesigned for the run game, and guys love to run block. This does cut down on the number of passes thrown. But the passing game still needs to be successful and prevalent when called upon. The ideal situation would be for the rushing attack to consume 65%-70% of plays. Whether that becomes true for each game will be determined as the season rolls along. The offense will get back to featuring two tight end sets. That requires two exceptional bodies to man the positions. The passing game needs to be the complement and not the focus. In order to do this, the offense will require qualified pass catchers. WR Michael Wilson had a breakout year last season. What was supposed to happen was that Marvin Harrison would be the darling of the receiver room. After all, name a college football accolade, and Harrison is displaying that award on his father’s fireplace mantel. The player who will be this year’s offensive “X” factor is receiver Michael Wilson. It is realized that the MVP of the offense will once again become TE Trey McBride . Nobody is disputing this. But it is Wilson who will become the juice to get the offense’s motor going. Harrison was supposed to have a couple of Pro Bowls by now, and did have a decent year during his first year in the league. But Harrison didn’t even make the NFL All-Rookie roster, and is having a problem staying healthy. He came to the desert as a huge playmaker, but is his health going to be an issue every season? Wilson was second on the Cardinals in pass receptions last year behind McBride. He had 126 targets with 78 receptions for 1,006 yards and scored seven times. The bonus with Wilson is that he is an outstanding pass catcher with size, but he is also an excellent blocker. A lot of receivers act like they are going to get in the way of a defender and only want to catch the ball, but won’t block. But Wilson is able and willing to do the dirty work. There are plenty of candidates for the defensive “X” factor. Both S Budda Baker and EDGE Josh Sweat fit this description probably more than any other players. With the defensive tackle position being a group with a bunch of new names, that unit should be considered solved as far as being able to stop the run. And this may continue all season. Linebacker may be a concern. Is Cody Simon ready to start this year? How will the new guy, Jack Gibbens , find his place? There are high hopes that rookie Karson Sharar will develop sooner rather than later. Can Zaven Collins finally become that All-Pro he was projected to be? The area that needs the most attention, however, is middle linebacker. Mack Wilson is the defensive “X” factor. The reason is that going into training camp, this group is viewed as a strength. Wilson was the team’s leading tackler until he became injured with a rib injury in Week 9. The Cardinals have the luxury of having some really good li [... truncated ...]

Biggest Concerns: After Jeremiah Smith, who’s consistently catching passes from Julian Sayin?

From now until preseason camp starts in August, Land-Grant Holy Land will be writing articles around a different theme every week. This week is all about our Biggest Concerns. You can catch up on all of the Theme Week content here and all of our Biggest Concerns here. Wide Receiver 2 is the most underrated position in football. If a team has a second wide receiver who is crazy talented and can produce at a high level, he can take that team’s offense to another level. We see it throughout the NFL and college football, and we’ve especially seen it at Ohio State. Unfortunately, this year is a little different. After Jeremiah Smith, there’s so much uncertainty at wide receiver on the Buckeyes’ roster and depth chart. That’s a big concern coming into this season. Jeremiah Smith has had a running mate at wide receiver in each of the last two seasons. This season, we don’t know who that’s going to be. Is it going to be Chris Henry Jr.? He’s really the only player Buckeyes fans probably know the most about since his recruitment was highly coveted. If Henry is that WR2, that could be a huge asset to the Buckeyes offense. But if it’s not Henry, who is that WR2 going to be? The names on the roster are ones fans may not know much about yet. It may take them time to develop connections with Julian Sayin. Then again, as we have seen over the year, plenty of wide receivers have emerged as that No. 2 behind the star. Think Carnell Tate, Emeka Egbuka , and even Marvin Harrison Jr. , just to name a few. Somebody will emerge because, well, they just will be the default? That might be a stretch. But the wide receiver pipeline at Ohio State is strong. The standard is the standard. Iron sharpens iron. These new receivers on the Buckeyes’ roster are learning from the best wide receiver in college football. That’s a huge built-in advantage. But there are still major concerns. Will one of these new wide receivers consistently be able to catch passes from Julian Sayin? Opposing defenses are going to, obviously, take Smith out of the game. Who steps up if that happens? That’s a big worry for me going into this season. Sayin has proven that he’s a really good quarterback. But he needs weapons to throw to. Smith is one, but only one. Henry could be that No. 2, and that’d be great. But there’s no guarantee he will be. Playing behind a shaky offensive line already complicates things. That means Sayin will be looking to get the ball out quickly often this season. Having one wide receiver to do that with is good. Two, now that’s a great thing to have to get the ball out quickly. It will keep defenses honest and on their toes, while also potentially neutralizing their pass rushes. Sayin isn’t going to carry the Buckeyes’ receiving corps. That’s why he needs two good receivers to throw to. The lack of a proven WR2 going into this season is a big concern for Ohio State. We have seen many emerge over the years, so that does offer hope. But there are only 12 games for one to emerge. It will be very interesting to see in Fall Camp who emerges as Jeremiah Smith’s running mate

Texas Tech's Brendan Sorsby declares for 2026 NFL supplemental draft; top 50 NBA trade candidates

This is an article version of the CBS Sports HQ AM Newsletter, the ultimate guide to every day in sports. You can sign up to get it in your inbox every weekday morning here . The NBA offseason is underway, and all the ingredients are there for a little chaos. There are multiple superstars on the trade block and, with the 2026 NBA Draft approaching, we may seem some action sooner rather than later. Our own Sam Quinn ranked the top 50 offseason trade candidates , and there are some enormous names on the list. One of the most notable is Celtics standout Jaylen Brown , who just put together the best season of his career. Despite that success, there may be some tension in Beantown, and Brown could be on the move if Boston gets the opportunity to make a splash. Here's a little peek at the complete list -- and keep in mind -- this is almost two dozen names deep: 19. De'Aaron Fox , Spurs 20. Lauri Markkanen , Jazz 21 . Kevin Durant , Rockets 22. Jamal Murray , Nuggets 23. Franz Wagner , Magic One of the players that could pry Brown out of Boston is Giannis Antetokounmpo , who has already been at the center of the rumor mill . It seems as though we've now reached "when" and not "if" territory with Antetokounmpo, so Quinn compiled his final list of the 12 potential suitors for the two-time MVP . "Bust" is a nasty word in NFL circles, but a few players are approaching that status with the 2026 season just a few months away. A handful of players -- who were highly touted prospects entering their respective drafts -- are dangerously close to falling by the wayside . One player facing a prove-it year is Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. , who came off the board at No. 4 overall in 2024. Harrison has not lived up to the pre-draft buzz, and unfortunately for him, he's already battling the injury bug. Our own Tyler Sullivan gives us the low down. Harrison has plenty of company on that list -- including a couple of former first-round quarterbacks, one of whom may have already lost his job to Kyler Murray . While some young players struggle to find their footing, others will try to make an instant impact. Saints TE Oscar Delp leads the list of post-first-round rookies who could make their mark immediately in the NFC. ⚽ World Cup: France vs. Senegal , 3 p.m. on Fox ⚽ World Cup: Iraq vs. Norway , 6 p.m. on Fox ⚾ Padres at Cardinals , 7:45 p.m. on TBS 🏀 Aces at Wings , 8 p.m. on USA Network ⚽ World Cup: Argentina vs. Algeria , 9 p.m. on Fox 🏀 Sparks at Valkyries , 10 p.m. on NBCSN

Trey Benson (ankle) works off to side in mandatory minicamp Tuesday

by Ari Koslow | Cardinals Correspondent | Tue, Jun 9th 10:17pm EDT Trey Benson was working off to the side during mandatory minicamp on Tuesday. ( Theo Mackie on Twitter ) Fantasy Impact: Benson was also working off to the side during OTAs. He'll likely be off the fantasy radar with the Cardinals offseason additions of Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier. Participation report from Cardinals mandatory minicamp: Didn’t see at all: -RB James Conner -DL Kaleb Proctor Street clothes: -CB Garrett Williams -S Kitan Crawford -TE Tip Reiman -DL Walter Nolen Working on side w/ trainers: -RB Trey Benson -LB Karson Sharar Category: Injury Updates | More Trey Benson : News , Rankings , Projections , Stats

NFC West 2026 win totals: The Rams look scarier than ever, can Seahawks repeat?

The NFC West just became the first division in NFL history to feature three 12-win teams ... followed by the 3-14 Arizona Cardinals . The Cards actually became the first team in NFL history to finish nine games worse than the rest of their rivals, per CBS Sports Research. The Seahawks shocked the NFL world by going 14-3, winning the NFC West, earning the No. 1 seed in the conference, and then winning the Super Bowl. Everything went right. Seattle won the Super Bowl, but the Los Angeles Rams were one of the best teams in the NFL all year. Quarterback Matthew Stafford led the No. 1 passing attack in the league and won MVP at 37 years old, while Davante Adams caught a league-high 14 touchdowns, and Puka Nacua led the NFL in first downs receiving with 80. The San Francisco 49ers were another fascinating storyline, finishing 12-5 despite having the most games missed due to injury among playoff teams. Now that the full 2026 NFL schedule is here, let's dissect the win totals for each NFC West team, courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook. A 3.5 win total is jarring, even for a team that went 3-14 last year. It's the lowest win total in the NFL this year, and to make matters worse, the Cardinals have what is tied for the third-toughest schedule in the NFL. There aren't too many reasons to be optimistic about the Cardinals. Mike LaFleur was not the most exciting hire, and the new offensive coordinator is Nathaniel Hackett. He spent last year as a defensive analyst for the Green Bay Packers . The Cardinals don't even know who their quarterback will be, as Jacoby Brissett is holding out for a reworked contract that more closely resembles what a starter makes these days. Arizona also signed Gardner Minshew in free agency and drafted Carson Beck in the third round. The Cardinals have several legitimate weapons on offense, such as tight end Trey McBride , wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr . and rookie running back Jeremiyah Love , but this season is going to be an absolute grind. Looking at their schedule, they have winnable games against the New York Giants , maybe the Dallas Cowboys , the Washington Commanders , the New York Jets , the New Orleans Saints and the Las Vegas Raiders . But all six of those teams are expected to be better than the Cards. No offense to our friends in Arizona, but I may take the under at plus money. Verdict : Under 3.5 I can't remember the last time I agreed with the sportsbooks on the preseason favorite to win the Super Bowl. Usually, it's the team that just won the Super Bowl or lost the Super Bowl, but this year, there's a clear-cut favorite that didn't make the Big Game last year. That's the Los Angeles Rams. It's not hard to figure out why. The Rams had the No. 1 offense in the NFL with an MVP quarterback who had an elite supporting cast, and then the Kansas City Chiefs helped L.A. upgrade its defense with Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson . Oh, and the Rams traded for Myles Garrett -- who just recorded an NFL record 23 sacks in a single season. Imagine what he's going to do for a defense that will be playing with a lead for the majority of the season. The future Hall of Famer is going to tee off on quarterbacks late in games. I can't even fathom what this defensive front will be capable of if Aaron Donald comes out of retirement. The Rams are tied with the Baltimore Ravens for the highest preseason win total, but Sean McVay is 7-2 to the over and has hit the over in three straight seasons. I have the Rams getting to 12-5. Verdict : Over 11.5 The 49ers won double-digit games in four out of the last five seasons, so this line is interesting. We don't give this team enough credit for what they accomplished last year. Despite San Francisco's historically high $264 million free-agent spending deficit from players lost to those acquired in the offseason and all the injuries, the 49ers still went 12-5 and won a playoff game. Brock Purdy can take this team to the Super Bowl again if San Francisco can avoid the [... truncated ...]