Texans acquire Marvin Harrison Jr. from Cardinals in trade
Houston completed a deal for the Arizona wide receiver, who is reuniting with quarterback C.J. Stroud after a 1-4 start. The trade deadline is November 10.
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What happened
The Houston Texans have completed a trade for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., according to coach DeMeco Ryans. Houston, which started 1-4, is bringing in Harrison in hopes of giving quarterback C.J. Stroud another playmaker. An NFL insider said the two teams had been discussing the deal for weeks.
Why it matters
Analysts are debating whether the Texans gave up too much to make it before the deadline.
Timeline
- Oct 11, 5:39 PM ET: The Texans completed a trade for Harrison, and coach DeMeco Ryans confirmed it to reporters.
- Oct 12, 7:07 PM ET: NFL insider Jordan Schultz said Houston had been discussing a deal with Arizona for weeks and was not responding to Sunday's results.
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