Marvin Harrison Jr.

Target share collapsed from 27% in Week 10 to 3% by Week 17, with snap share falling in tandem — a shrinking role for a nominal WR1 that is a real survival-rate concern heading into a new offense.

Jacoby Brissett and Carson Beck project as rotational-caliber passers, capping big-play efficiency even in a pass-heavy, positive-PROE scheme — the 'bridge QB' ceiling risk from the prior read still applies.

New play-caller Mike LaFleur has publicly named Harrison the X-receiver in a role modeled on the Davante Adams usage LaFleur ran with the Rams, with added pre-snap motion and a red-zone-heavy target profile.

Michael Wilson, Kendrick Bourne, and Reggie Virgil represent no meaningful target-share threat, so a return to full health should convert directly into WR1 volume rather than being split by internal competition.