Marvin Harrison Jr. performed his usual disappearing act in the first half on Thursday night. Then, it all turned around. Could this be a step forward for the 2024 fourth-overall pick?

The Cardinals' struggling second-year wideout redeemed an early mistake with a clutch touchdown catch in Arizona's Week 4 loss.

Marvin Harrison Jr. was supposed to be a generational weapon for years to come for the Arizona Cardinals. Instead, so far anyway, the former No. 4 overall pick looks like he's just another guy.

Midway through the second quarter of the Cardinals’ 23-20 loss against the Seahawks on Thursday night, Harrison dropped an open pass from quarterback Kyler Murray, with the ball ricocheting into the hands of Seattle linebacker Ernest Jones IV for an interception.

Marvin Harrison Jr. made some big-time plays late in the Cardinals' near-comeback against the Seahawks after crucial early mistakes.

For three and a half quarters on Thursday night, Arizona’s stars were absent. A late comeback bid was too little, too late.

At least that one hit the ground and was incomplete.

Buccaneers WR Emeka Egbuka defended his former Ohio State teammate Marvin Harrison Jr. during a recent interview.