The Arizona Cardinals are finalizing a trade of wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of the November deadline, rendering him inactive for Sunday’s game against the Lions after limited 2026 production of just five catches for 85 yards in four starts. Trader consensus heavily favors the Houston Texans at 64% implied probability due to reported deep negotiations, significant draft capital involved, and a potential reunion with former Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud amid Houston’s need for passing-game weapons. The Las Vegas Raiders sit at 40% amid broader interest, while the Baltimore Ravens have explored options at lower probability. The Colts conducted due diligence but dropped out over Arizona’s asking price of a second-round pick or better, and the Cardinals themselves hold only modest odds of retaining him. Recent agent hiring by Harrison and underwhelming output relative to draft pedigree have accelerated the process.