From Day 1, Smith was the Buckeyes’ top option on the offensive side of the ball, and that never changed. Going from Marvin ...

From Garrett Wilson to Chris Olave to Marvin Harrison Jr. and many others in-between, Ohio State has firmly established ...

While attending a recent game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, Underwood met NBA star and OSU fan LeBron James ... Fanatics and Marvin Harrison Jr. settle legal dispute ...

stop the run, and do a little bit of everything. Arizona can find one of those guys on any day of the draft and justify it. Marvin Harrison Jr, Michael Wilson, and… Zay Jones? Yeah, that’s not ...

Plus, the Cardinals would absolutely take Marvin Harrison Jr. at No. 4 and that Tank Bigsby ... Rodgers wants to play this year, full stop. And, well, there are only so many available chairs ...

Sean Payton has talked non-stop about filling that role in his ... to WR1 fame at Ohio State while playing opposite Marvin Harrison Jr. and Jeremiah Smith, but he put together two elite seasons ...

This column is designed to be a one-stop shop for quick-hitting analysis of the most ... where he worked as the Cardinals No. 4 WR, behind Marvin Harrison Jr., Michael Wilson, and Greg Dortch in 2024.

The case dates back to May of 2024, when Fanatics filed a lawsuit against Harrison Jr. for breach of contract.

After nearly a full calendar year of Marvin Harrison Jr. being with the Arizona Cardinals, fans can finally purchase his jersey. According to sports business insider Darren Rovell, the Cardinals ...

After much talk and debate, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and sports merchandise retailer Fanatics have reached a settlement in their legal dispute, allowing the company to ...

It couldn’t be said for Marvin Harrison Jr of the Arizona Cardinals, who had a year-long dispute with Fanatics, meaning his jersey wasn’t available to purchase during his rookie season.

Nearly a year after he was drafted by the Cardinals, receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.'s jersey will finally be available for purchase. Via Josh (not John) Weinfuss of ESPN.com, the legal dispute between ...