“Nobody Said Anything About Him”: Jacoby Brissett Throws Cardinals WR Under the Bus to Defend Marvin Harrison Jr.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett defended wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. from media criticism following a slow start to the season. Through two games, Harrison recorded only one reception for 33 yards on four targets. Brissett addressed the outside scrutiny by comparing Harrison's situation to receiver Michael Wilson, noting that criticism has been disproportionate despite Wilson also having low early reception totals after signing a contract extension.

Head coach Mike LaFleur also dismissed concerns regarding Harrison's performance following the game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Team leaders emphasized that confidence in Harrison remains high despite the early-season noise, with targets currently distributed across other options including tight end Trey McBride, running backs Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier, and Wilson.