**Michael Wilson has posted 33 receptions for 320 yards and one touchdown through six games in 2026, operating as the Cardinals’ primary wide receiver after the team traded Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of Week 6.** He has seen consistent volume with 7–13 targets per game and high snap counts, though efficiency remains modest at 9.7 yards per catch amid a Cardinals offense averaging just 222.5 passing yards per game under Jacoby Brissett. Recent outputs have varied sharply—95 yards against the Giants and 89 against the 49ers contrasted with 30–32 yard efforts versus Detroit and the Rams—while tight end Trey McBride leads the team in receiving yards. Wilson’s three-year, $75 million extension signed in September underscores his long-term role, but Arizona’s 2-4 record, upcoming schedule featuring Denver, Dallas, Seattle, and Kansas City, and the absence of a proven complementary receiver shape expectations for his season total.