Marvin Harrison Jr. enters the 2026 regular season with modest early usage after two games, posting just one reception for 33 yards and zero touchdowns on four targets while quarterback Jacoby Brissett has favored tight end Trey McBride and wideout Michael Wilson. The Cardinals’ new offense under head coach Mike LaFleur positions the 24-year-old as the X-receiver in a system emphasizing motion and multiple personnel groupings, but heavy 13-personnel sets have reduced his snap share and target opportunities. Harrison’s rookie year featured eight receiving touchdowns in 17 games before a 2025 campaign limited to 12 appearances and four scores by multiple injuries including heel issues. A healthy third season could restore volume in the red zone, though persistent competition for looks and Arizona’s early offensive struggles shape the current outlook for his season-long touchdown total.