Entering the 2024 NFL season, Marvin Harrison Jr. was anticipated to make a strong impact as a rookie. However, he only managed to catch one pass for 4 yards in his first game, accumulating under 40 yards in six out of 17 games. He concluded his inaugural season with 62 receptions for 885 yards and eight touchdowns, although his catch rate was only 53.4%. His quarterback, Kyler Murray, remarked that there is still much more potential for Harrison to realize.

“For him to have eight touchdowns and feel like he didn’t even scratch the surface, that’s saying something,” Murray expressed.

Reflecting on their connection, he acknowledged the growing pains experienced during the season but expressed optimism about their future synergy. As Harrison gears up for the 2025 season, he is poised to be one of Murray’s top targets, and both players must enhance their chemistry on the field.