Texans negotiate with Cardinals for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 4:29 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

The Houston Texans are engaged in trade discussions with the Arizona Cardinals for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. Reports indicate that the Texans seek to bolster their offense by reuniting quarterback C.J. Stroud with his former Ohio State teammate. Harrison, drafted fourth overall in 2024, has seen his production drop this season, making a change of scenery appealing. While the Texans are actively pursuing the trade, Arizona remains open to offers from other teams. Current negotiations reportedly involve significant draft capital, possibly including a second-round pick.
- •Texans in deep negotiations for Marvin Harrison Jr.
- •C.J. Stroud seeks to reunite with his former teammate.
- •Harrison's production has dropped significantly this season.
- •Arizona is considering other offers while negotiating with the Texans.
- •Trade talks may involve a second-round pick.
- 4:29 AMYahoo Sports — Texans One Team Looking To Finalize A Trade For Cardinals' Marvin Harrison Jr.
"Reuniting C.J. Stroud with his former Buckeye target could ignite Houston’s offense as trade talks heat up for the former fourth overall pick to join the Texans.
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