Marvin Harrison Jr. Trade: Next Team Odds & Destination Rumors
Updated on 10/10/26
The Marvin Harrison Jr. trade saga has reached its climax. On October 10, 2026, the Arizona Cardinals reportedly decided to trade the wide receiver to an unnamed team ahead of their Week 5 matchup with the Detroit Lions, with ESPN’s Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport breaking the news that Harrison would be inactive for the game. Below are the latest Marvin Harrison Jr. next team odds.
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Marvin Harrison Jr. Next Team Odds (As of October 10th)
- Houston Texans (76%)
- Buffalo Bills (28%)
- Kansas City Chiefs (9%)
- Las Vegas Raiders (9%)
What led here: Harrison, the No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 draft, struggled to find a footing in Arizona’s offense, managing just five catches for 85 yards through four games in 2026 after a 608-yard season in 2025. ESPN’s Dan Graziano reported in September that league executives were wondering whether the Cardinals might explore a change-of-scenery trade, noting Harrison is extension-eligible after this season and Arizona would have a hard time justifying a big payday given his production.
Marvin Harrison Jr. next team odds — the Colts are out. Indianapolis was long considered a sentimental frontrunner given Harrison’s father’s Hall of Fame career with the franchise. Sources told ESPN the Colts would entertain trading for Harrison, but that interest cooled once the Cardinals’ asking price of a second-round pick and more proved too steep, according to FOX 59’s Mike Chappell and ESPN’s Stephen Holder.
Where is Marvin Harrison Jr. getting traded to? That’s the question nobody can answer yet. Adam Schefter reported the Houston Texans have been involved in talks, though a team source would not confirm or deny the interest. NFL insider Jordan Schultz added that both the Cardinals and the mystery team prefer to keep the destination under wraps until their respective Week 5 games conclude.
The price tag: Tom Pelissero reported the Cardinals had fielded several calls on Harrison, with interested teams indicating Arizona wanted a second-round pick and possibly an additional mid-round selection in return. Pelissero also noted GM Monti Ossenfort wasn’t eager to part with Harrison given the draft capital invested in him just two years ago, but with $6.3 million in guaranteed money remaining and an unlikely-to-be-exercised 2028 team option, a trade made sense to recoup value before risking losing him for nothing.
For now, fans are left watching the clock tick toward Sunday’s kickoff — and toward the eventual reveal of Harrison’s new home.