Bills Eye Trade for Ex-Top Pick Harrison Jr.

The Buffalo Bills are exploring a potential trade for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., a former top-five draft pick. This move comes as the Bills seek to strengthen their wide receiver depth, despite current solid production from players like DJ Moore and Keon Coleman. Injuries have previously impacted the team, making proactive additions crucial.

Harrison Jr.'s tenure with the Cardinals has been disappointing, marked by issues with drops, injuries, and limited offensive involvement. After a solid rookie season, his performance in 2025 and 2026 has been significantly below expectations, with only four catches for 73 yards in the current season (as of October 4, 2026). Given other financial commitments, the Cardinals may be open to trading him.

This potential acquisition is viewed as a low-risk, high-reward move for the Bills. Analysts suggest Harrison Jr. could be acquired for a Day 3 draft pick, potentially a third or fourth-rounder. This offers a chance to rebound for the 24-year-old receiver, providing depth for Josh Allen and a potential long-term solution, especially as DJ Moore approaches 30.