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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 longtime Peyton Manning target played all 13 seasons of his career in…

The Indianapolis Colts would reportedly entertain trading for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of the November 10 trade deadline, according to ESPN. Harrison, the son of Colts Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison, has experienced a slow start in Arizona with five receptions for 85 yards through four games in Mike LaFleur's offense. While the Cardinals are not actively shopping Harrison, external teams are conducting due diligence on the third-year receiver.
Indianapolis faces significant wide receiver depth issues following recent departures and injuries to Alec Pierce and Keenan Allen. Harrison remains under his rookie contract through 2027 with a potential fifth-year option for 2028. Although rumors suggest a trade package could center around a third-round pick, any major move would require approval from Colts ownership amid uncertainty surrounding general manager Chris Ballard's expiring contract.
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