Marvin Harrison Jr.

"Sure things" are rare in pro sports. College stardom does not always translate. Marvin Harrison Jr., however, looks an exception.

Which teams hit home runs in Round 1? Which teams might be second guessing themselves a few months (or seasons) from now?

The Arizona Cardinals selected Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. with the No. 4 pick in the NFL Draft. Here's how he fits.

There should be short list of players Chicago takes at No. 9, mainly the top receivers or tackle Joe Alt. Otherwise, move down and build up.

Nabers or Harrison? “Flip a coin. It depends how I’m feeling that day.”

Will Marvin Harrison Jr. be selected higher than his father was? Can Frank Gore Jr., Luke McCaffrey and Joe Alt outdo their famous fathers?

Narrowing down the Giants' pool of targets at No. 6 isn't hard, but who will still be there when New York is on the clock?

The Jets could select tight end Brock Bowers or an offensive lineman with their first-round pick ... unless they want to trade up or down.

It's a deep wide receiver class but three stand out above them all. So how do they compare against each other?

With help from "The Beast," The Athletic explores the best draft fits for the Buffalo Bills.

Could the Colts really leave the 2024 NFL Draft with WR Marvin Harrison Jr.? Maybe. But only in your wildest dreams.

If protecting Joe Burrow is the top priority for the Bengals, they should have some quality options at pick No. 18.

They would need to trade up to get him, but Harrison is among 25 players the Jets could consider selecting with their first-round pick.

Harrison also didn't work out at the NFL Combine, which was expected.

The Athletic’s consensus Big Board combines rankings from a wide range of draft experts to identify how the top prospects are viewed.

With the combine now behind us, this mock features seven realistic trades — several in the top 10 — that could create a domino effect.

Any doubts about Caleb Williams going to the Bears were likely eliminated, while the Raiders could get aggressive in their QB pursuit.

Marvin Harrison Jr. is an elite prospect and the best receiver to enter the draft in years. Only problem: Arizona has several needs.