One of the greatest players in Colts history, Marvin Harrison submitted a dominant career en route to All-Decade honors for the 2000s and the Hall of Fame.
The Indianapolis Colts would reportedly entertain the idea of trading for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of the November 10 deadline, according to ESPN. The third-year wide receiver, whose Hall of Fame father starred for Indianapolis, has managed only five catches for 85 yards through four games this season.
Indianapolis faces severe depth issues at receiver following past departures and an injury to Alec Pierce. While the Cardinals are not actively shopping the former fourth overall pick, Harrison's trade value has reportedly dipped, potentially requiring just a third-round pick as the centerpiece of a deal.
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