Outlook Marvin Harrison
Poised for a Year-Three Rebound as Market Value Hits Draft-Day Discount
Operating as Arizona's primary perimeter wideout alongside Michael Wilson and tight end Trey McBride, Harrison enters his third season aiming to rebound from an injury-shortened 2025 campaign where he tallied 608 receiving yards and four touchdowns in 12 games.
Late-summer practice highlights and red-zone connections have reaffirmed his featured role in an offense led by Jacoby Brissett. Our models project Harrison to lead the Cardinals' wide receiver corps with 126 targets, turning that volume into 72 receptions, 915 yards, and six touchdowns.
Fantasy draft sentiment cooled noticeably over the offseason, with his average draft position tumbling from the early 70s down into the 100s. That shifting market price creates a major buying window, as our projected 198.0 PPR fantasy points offer high-end WR3 reliability with distinct WR2 upside at a discounted cost.
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Outlook Jake Ferguson
Undervalued Volume Tight End Set for Another High-Floor Campaign
Coming off a productive 2025 campaign where he hauled in 87 passes and eight touchdowns, Jake Ferguson enters the season firmly entrenched as the lead tight end in Dallas. Operating atop the depth chart ahead of Brevyn Spann-Ford and Luke Schoonmaker, he remains one of Dak Prescott's most trusted interior options.
Our projections anticipate another high-floor PPR performance, forecasting 76 receptions for 725 yards and six touchdowns across 98 targets. Even with CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens commanding defensive focus on the perimeter, Ferguson should consistently generate volume over the middle and near the goal line.
Draft market trends show Ferguson's cost plummeting from a steady pick 110 in early August down to roughly pick 160. This late-summer slide creates an exceptional value opportunity for fantasy managers who want proven, starting-caliber tight end volume without paying a premium price on draft day.
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