Cardinals Cover 2 - ‘It’s A New Week’ For Marvin Harrison Jr., Arizona Cardinals Offense

How about we dive into the topic of the day, really the week, and probably since he arrived here in Arizona, and that is Marvin Harrison Jr. We've all read, seen, and watched a lot about No. 18 since Sunday, and I guess we haven't had...

Your take on things from the booth.

Not that you're paying attention to number 18 every single snap.

You've got your eyes on everything.

But it was statistically not a good performance from Marvin.

Now, to be fair, it wasn't a good statistic performance for the offense overall.

singling in on the passing game because 95 yards is just not going to get it done there weren't enough plays to get everyone involved but zero catches on one target is not good yet at the same time and we've been discussing this for a while it's like okay when you don't run enough plays it's hard to get everyone involved yet do you need to do something to get Marvin Moore involved But you got Trey, you got Michael, and you got Jeremiah, you got Tyler.

I'll be curious on how this week goes and next week, the next two weeks considering all the noise that's been happening, what happens offensively because not as good of a defense against the 49ers, still very, very good.

And then we know the Giants, they are significantly banged up as we speak here on this Wednesday.

Yeah.

Let's start with this.

I think that you can see what Marvin can do week one with that ball he caught against the Chargers down the left sideline for 33 yards.

If they can get it out of Jacoby's hands, if they have time and it's blocked well, and they can launch one and find the mismatch and he's going, then he can go make plays down the field.

This Seahawks defense last week does this to almost everybody, except the Rams.

I mean, the last couple years, right? They're about the only team that could do anything on this Seahawks defense.

So there was no time in the running game to get anything going.

First off, they were stopping duo blocking and just clogging up the hole all day long.

And then when it came to the pass rush, Jacoby just didn't have much time to get loose down the field and let it fly.

And they kept saying after the game, hey, the second play was designed for Marvin, but you watch that play, the right side of the line breaks down, Jacoby's dirting the ball, and all hell breaks loose.

So what do you do with that? I mean, I think the videos circulating are what they are.

That stands out for a former number one first-round pick, fourth overall pick, and when that shows up like it has.

But I think there's more to it than that.

I think it's just a really, really bad day at the office for the offense against a very talented defense.

And I think if you get two catches from him a game, and one of them's a 35-yarder down the field to flip the field.

Another's for a first down.

How about we dive into the topic of the day, really the week, and probably since he arrived here in Arizona, and that is Marvin Harrison Jr. We've all read, seen, and watched a lot about No. 18 since Sunday, and I guess we haven't had...

Your take on things from the booth.

Not that you're paying attention to number 18 every single snap.

You've got your eyes on everything.

But it was statistically not a good performance from Marvin.

Now, to be fair, it wasn't a good statistic performance for the offense overall.

singling in on the passing game because 95 yards is just not going to get it done there weren't enough plays to get everyone involved but zero catches on one target is not good yet at the same time and we've been discussing this for a while it's like okay when you don't run enough plays it's hard to get everyone involved yet do you need to do something to get Marvin Moore involved But you got Trey, you got Michael, and you got Jeremiah, you got Tyler.

I'll be curious on how this week goes and next week, the next two weeks considering all the noise that's been happening, what happens offensively because not as good of a defense against the 49ers, still very, very good.

And then we know the Giants, they are significantly banged up as we speak here on this Wednesday.

Yeah.

Let's start with this.

I think that you can see what Marvin can do week one with that ball he caught against the Chargers down the left sideline for 33 yards.

If they can get it out of Jacoby's hands, if they have time and it's blocked well, and they can launch one and find the mismatch and he's going, then he can go make plays down the field.

This Seahawks defense last week does this to almost everybody, except the Rams.

I mean, the last couple years, right? They're about the only team that could do anything on this Seahawks defense.

So there was no time in the running game to get anything going.

First off, they were stopping duo blocking and just clogging up the hole all day long.

And then when it came to the pass rush, Jacoby just didn't have much time to get loose down the field and let it fly.

And they kept saying after the game, hey, the second play was designed for Marvin, but you watch that play, the right side of the line breaks down, Jacoby's dirting the ball, and all hell breaks loose.

So what do you do with that? I mean, I think the videos circulating are what they are.

That stands out for a former number one first-round pick, fourth overall pick, and when that shows up like it has.

But I think there's more to it than that.

I think it's just a really, really bad day at the office for the offense against a very talented defense.

And I think if you get two catches from him a game, and one of them's a 35-yarder down the field to flip the field.

Another's for a first down.