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The Indianapolis Colts could be facing a much more dangerous Houston Texans squad in the years to come if their trade for Marvin Harrison Jr. pans out.

Horseshoe Heroes argues that while the Indianapolis Colts avoided potential pressure by not trading for Marvin Harrison Jr., his move to the Houston Texans poses a major divisional threat. The Arizona Cardinals traded Harrison to Houston, reuniting the wide receiver with his former Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud after an underwhelming start to his professional NFL career.
The writer notes that Harrison avoided the immense expectations tied to his father Marvin Harrison Sr.'s legacy in Indianapolis. However, Zacharias warns that if the Texans successfully unlock Harrison's potential alongside Stroud, Houston could widen the talent gap and pose severe long-term trouble for Chris Ballard and the Colts.
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