2024 NFL Draft Prospect: Marvin Harrison Jr

Marvin Harrison Jr

Position: WR — Projected: 1st Round (Top 10)

History & Measurables

Born: Aug. 11, 2002 – Philadelphia, PA

High School: St. Joseph’s Prep

College: Ohio State University

Height – 6’3″     Weight – 209 lbs

Traits & Characteristics

The Good

• Great Feet
• Huge Catch Radius
• Physical/Contested Catch
• Track Ball/Balance at Catch point

The Bad

• Not a Great Blocker
• Occasional Concentration Drops

Advanced Analytics Notes

2023 Receiving: 25 Target Minimum

• Targets: 114
• Overall Rec Grade: 89.6 (6th among WRs)
• Man Rec Grade: 82.6 (28th among WRs)
• Zone Rec Grade: 84.2 (18th among WRs)
• Slot Alignment %: 19.4
• Wide Alignment %: 79.8
• Missed Tackles Forced: 5 (228th among WRs)
• ADOT: 13.1 (162nd among WRs)
• Route Participation: 96.2 (86th among WRs)
• Yards Per Route Run: 3.44 (7th among WRs)
• YAC/REC: 6.4 (118th among WRs)
• Contested Catch %: 43.3 (269th among WRs)
• QB Rating when Targeted: 120.3 (70th among WRs)

Film Notes and Highlights

There is not much to dislike about Marvin Harrison Jr’s game. He is one of the most complete receivers to come out of college in recent history. Harrison Jr. has a long frame and catch radius, where he catches almost everything even if it is not accurate. He is a smooth runner and uses hesitation to get off the line easily. Harrison Jr. consistently fights through contact to make tough catches even when flags are thrown.

He is able to adjust routes against different coverages and has great feet to be able to get separation. Harrison Jr. can win on all levels and I could find very few weaknesses. He is the WR1 in the 2024 NFL draft class by a good amount in my eyes and could be a top ten receiver already in his rookie year. – Brandon Haye

(Games Watched: vs Penn St 2023, vs Notre Dame 2023, vs Michigan St 2023, vs Michigan 2023, Michigan 2022)

Player Comparison

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