> Entering this season, Harrison had an opportunity in front of him, with a new coaching staff and a new starting quarterback. He had proven inconsistent across his first two seasons, averaging just 51.5 yards per game and topping 75 yards on just five occasions. But perhaps the issue was his rapport with Kyler Murray, or his usage in Drew Petzing’s scheme.
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> Then, in Week 1, Harrison finished with one catch on three targets. So after a silent Week 2, he has now run 68 routes this season, earned four targets and hauled in just one reception.
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> Over the past decade, 12 wide receivers have been selected inside the top 10 of the NFL draft. Analyzing the first three seasons for each, only three of those players have produced a two-game stretch with one reception or fewer: Mike Williams, John Ross and now Harrison.