new report suggests that Marvin Harrison Jr. may no longer be a lock to be the first wide receiver taken in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The star quarterbacks entering this year’s draft have gotten a lot of attention in the lead-up to the April event. And it is understandable since it is the most important position on the field. Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, and Jayden Daniels are expected to be the first signal-callers selected and possibly the top three picks.From that point forward, the following two groups on the board are the Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Chargers and four and five, individually. Both teams are set at quarterback and are expected to use their top pick on the best player they can find. For months, NFL Draft experts have said that Ohio State star Marvin Harrison Jr. is the player they will select. In the class of this year, it is thought that the son of the legendary Indianapolis Colts should not be missed. He was, at least once. On Thursday, Genius Football Talk uncovered that their in-house draft master, Chris Simms, really has Harrison Jr. as the third-best beneficiary on his draft board, behind LSU collectors Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr. “There’s chatter that multiple teams have Harrison behind Nabers, too,” the publication added.hat is a pretty surprising development considering the hype around Harrison Jr. as one of the best receiving talents to enter the draft in a very long time. Both Nabers and Thomas Jr. posted the same or more TDs than their Ohio State counterpart in 2023. While Harrison Jr. had more receiving yards than Thomas Jr. it wasn’t by much, and Nabers’ 1,569 yards was the most amongst the trio
