Harrison Jr.'s rookie season expectations were not met as he finished as WR30 despite being drafted highly, overshadowed by other rookies.

Criticized for underperforming in his rookie year, Harrison still possesses significant talent. Historical trends suggest he could take time to develop, making him a valuable long-term investment for fantasy managers.

After a highly anticipated rookie season, Harrison Jr. has not delivered as expected, leading to diminished value and increased doubt in his explosiveness.

Despite respectable stats, Harrison Jr. faced scrutiny due to his draft position and the performance of other rookie receivers who surpassed expectations.

Marvin Harrison Jr. had a mixed rookie season with the Cardinals, finishing with 62 receptions for 885 yards and eight touchdowns. Despite being labeled a bust by some fantasy managers due to high preseason expectations, he showed potential with solid performances, particularly in the latter part of the season. His ability to excel against man coverage, ranking second in win rate among wide receivers, suggests a promising future as he develops further rapport with Kyler Murray in his second year.