Cardinals passing game coordinator/WRs coach Drew Terrell details Marvin Harrison Jr.’s rookie development and more in this week’s Q&A.

Their pass rush takes advantage of Cardinals injuries: The Rams have a below-average pass rush, which is good news for the Cardinals. Kyler Murray has struggled under pressure recently, and Arizona is without both starting tackles. Los Angeles needs to find a way to take advantage of backups Kelvin Beachum and Jackson Barton.

The Arizona Cardinals brought in Marvin Harrison Jr. this year to be Kyler Murray’s go-to target, but their connection has fallen short of expectations during the 2024 NFL season.

In spurts, Harrison’s talent has been evident. In his second career game, he had 130 yards and two touchdowns against the Rams, including a highlight-reel grab through traffic for a touchdown. A few weeks later, he willed the Cardinals to a comeback win in Miami, displaying his full skill set on a handful of crucial fourth-quarter receptions.

Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. has been targeted 100 times this season, converting 51 of those opportunities into receptions. Needless to say, in Week 17, the Cardinals need to assess opportunities to get Harrison Jr.

It's no secret that Arizona Cardinals rookie wideout Marvin Harrison Jr. hasn't exactly lived up to expectations in year one. Such is life for the league's No. 4 overall pick in an offense that just can't seem to figure itself out.