6.7%Target Share
102nd among WRs · 11th percentile
Arizona Cardinals · WR
Marvin Harrison Jr. Fantasy Football Rankings & Outlook
Updated October 17, 2026
WR · 6-3 · 220 · 3 yrs
PFM Fantasy RankWR47Week 6 · Half-PPR
PFM ViewHarrison finally scored in Week 4, but five catches in four games still make WR28 ROS a projection that Arizona has not supported.
Fantasy Snapshot
Weekly · Week 6WR47vs. @ JAC
Rest of SeasonWR40
Final DraftWR30
DynastyWR27
Dynasty SuperflexWR27
2026 Fantasy Stats
Week 5G4
Rec5
Rec Yds85
Rec TD1
Half-PPR Pts17
Half-PPR PPG4.3
Usage & production
Advanced Fantasy Profile
Through Week 6 View full WR stats
14.2%Air-Yards Share
75th among WRs · 35th percentile
6.5Yards / Target
83rd among WRs · 28th percentile
17.0Half-PPR Points
89th among WRs · 78th percentile
Bars show positional percentiles. Opportunity and Role measure usage, not player quality.
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Opportunity
Target Share
6.7%
102nd among WRs
Role
Air-Yards Share
14.2%
75th among WRs
aDOT
15.5
18th among WRs
WOPR
0.20
91st among WRs
Efficiency
Yards / Target
6.5
83rd among WRs
Production
Half-PPR Points
17.0
89th among WRs
Latest 3 games
Recent Fantasy Usage
Week 5vs DET
0.0Fantasy pts
Usage0 targets · 0 catches
Production0 rec yds · 0 air yds
Week 4vs NYG
7.7Fantasy pts
Usage4 targets · 1 catches
Production12 rec yds · 43 air yds
Week 3vs SF
5.5Fantasy pts
Usage5 targets · 3 catches
Production40 rec yds · 85 air yds
Show earlier games (2)
Week 2vs SEA
0.0Fantasy pts
Usage1 targets · 0 catches
Production0 rec yds · 3 air yds
Week 1vs LAC
3.8Fantasy pts
Usage3 targets · 1 catches
Production33 rec yds · 71 air yds
PFM Fantasy Outlook
Marvin Harrison Jr. finally reached the end zone in Week 4, but the touchdown did not fix the larger problem. He caught only one pass for 12 yards against the Giants, bringing him to five receptions for 85 yards through four games. Arizona has now given him just 13 total targets, including only four in Week 4.
PFM has Harrison WR44 for Week 5 against Detroit and WR28 for the rest of the season. The weekly rank is much closer to what the current role deserves. His 15.5-yard average target depth gives each opportunity some upside, but an 8.8% target share is nowhere near enough for dependable fantasy production. One touchdown can rescue one box score; it cannot rescue the role. Harrison needs Arizona to make him a meaningful part of the passing plan before talent and draft pedigree can justify moving him back into normal starting lineups.
PFM Team Context
View Team Dashboard Arizona Cardinals
Offense75.2No. 23
QB Stability78.1No. 19
Roster Strength72.8No. 29