Several NFL teams have contacted the Arizona Cardinals about wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. as trade rumors grow ahead of the November 10 deadline. However, the team does not appear eager to move him. NFL insider Ian Rapoport discussed the interest on The Pat McAfee Show. He said Harrison remains an attractive option because of his potential.

“I know there are teams interested in Marvin Harrison Jr.,” Rapoport said. “Teams are calling the Arizona Cardinals,” he added.

Rapoport also suggested that Arizona could consider a deal for the right offer. “I don't get the sense that they wanna move him,” he said, noting that suitable compensation could change the situation.

The Arizona Cardinals selected Harrison with the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. The team expected him to become a key part of its offense, but his production has fallen short.

Through four games this season, Marvin Harrison Jr. has recorded five catches for 85 yards and one touchdown. His limited production has added to the trade rumors surrounding his future.

The Indianapolis Colts are among the teams reportedly interested in Harrison. His father, Marvin Harrison Sr., spent his entire NFL career with Indianapolis and later entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

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Meanwhile, Harrison has dismissed the trade rumors and remains focused on helping Arizona win. “Truthfully, I pay it no mind,” he told reporters on Thursday, October 8.

The receiver said his priority is preparing for the Cardinals' upcoming game against the Detroit Lions. For now, Arizona has not announced any plans to trade him.