Marvin Harrison Jr.

With all the rookie receivers from 2024 that found success, the most expected to was disappointing. 885 yards and eight touchdowns is hardly a failure though. Managers would be looking for more receptions as he only had two games with more than five catches and both had six. 

Will he take a step forward this year, or will he be the next version of Kyle Pitts? All hype, but the results don't follow. 

What has changed in Arizona's offense that points to significantly better stats for Harrison in year two?

Last year, I was among the lone exceptions that didn't view Harrison as the second coming of Randy Moss, Anquan Bolden, Brian Thomas, or Malik Nabers. 

Harrison's catch-point technique needs work. Some of it is a difficulty with tracking the ball at specific angles, but most of it is the choice of how he uses his hands to win the ball at those angles. 

Harrison has some of the same lackluster techniques that his father had. The difference is that his father was an outlier and a legendary player. Harrison is talented, but not the same style of player and he's not an outlier with his dad's level of tracking. 

Adding muscle won't make a difference with these issues. It might help him bully Kyler Murray into becoming a better distributor of the ball and support more than one fantasy option in the passing game. Might = low odds. Expect modest increases in stats, but not a huge second step forward. 

He was an elite prospect at 6'3.2" and 209 pounds. That doesn't go away after one rookie season of failing to meet expectations right away. His quarterback, Kyler Murray, knows how to utilize a player with his skillset, as he previously played with DeAndre Hopkins. The pair missed many back-shoulder throws and fades last season, but there is no reason why the connection can't significantly improve in year two. Still, drafters are more bullish than I am.

The No. 2 option in a low-volume passing offense, with a limited vertical element. While he might grow as a player, the situation limits his upside.