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WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (Silver Football, 2x Unanimous All-American, 2023 Biletnikoff winner, Heisman Finalist, Arizona Cardinals)

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JohnnyCockfight said:
How in the world do you even defend that monster? ...
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That depends entirely on what you mean by that.

Scenario 1: If he were being attacked by a snail, I’d go with my Mossberg 930
Scenario 2: If he were being attacked by a hedgehog, I’d go with my Mossberg 930
Scenario 3: If he were being attacked by a mongoose, I’d go with my Mossberg 930

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Scenario N: If he were being attacked by angry Walmart wolverines, I’d go with my Mossberg 930

If however, you mean how would a cornerback try to keep MHJr from catching a pass… if they try anything less than a Mossberg 930, they have as much chance as the snail in scenario 1
 
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Going to have a monster year and it'll be fun to see a WR with his size thrive in our offense. Our WRs have been on the small-ish size lately and while they have balled out, Jr is going to bring a different element. It was honestly best for the young WRs to have Wilson and Olave sit out in the Rose Bowl to give Harrison a chance to shine on the big stage and know he can compete at an elite level as a true frosh. Jr and JSN are going to wreak havoc this season (among others, but I think those are going to lead the stats column).
 
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RB07OSU said:
Going to have a monster year and it'll be fun to see a WR with his size thrive in our offense. Our WRs have been on the small-ish size lately and while they have balled out, Jr is going to bring a different element. It was honestly best for the young WRs to have Wilson and Olave sit out in the Rose Bowl to give Harrison a chance to shine on the big stage and know he can compete at an elite level as a true frosh. Jr and JSN are going to wreak havoc this season (among others, but I think those are going to lead the stats column).
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Agree……but don’t sleep on E E

The kid jumps off the screen with the ball in his hands
 
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ShowMeBuck said:
Agree……but don’t sleep on E E

The kid jumps off the screen with the ball in his hands
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EE is going to be insane good, I think he ends up #3 in receiving but it wouldn't be surprising if he ends up at #2. I see it being like Olave, Wilson and JSN last year, JSN got to blow it up in the slot with all the attention on Olave and Wilson. Same could be true for EE.
 
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scarletngray said:
This year Stroud will be significantly ahead of where he was at for the start of the season last year. This will be a big advantage to Harrison Jr and the other receivers.
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That's a big part of the passing game equation. Imagine if Stroud started the way he ended last season! The big advantage these WRs will have playing with a more polished Stroud, especially the guys like MHjr who got their first taste at real PT in the Rose Bowl
 
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It's too bad we don't have a solid run game to keep the defenses honest with regards to the passing game. Oh wait, we have the best rising sophomore running back in the country, to go along with a human goddamned bowling ball with vision.
 
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OHIO STATE HAS FREAKY ATHLETES. Marvin Harrison Jr. exploded in Ohio State's Rose Bowl win over Utah, catching six passes for 71 yards and three touchdowns. Perhaps even more impressive are the numbers “Route Man Marv” has put up in training this summer.

According to Bruce Feldman of The Athletic, Harrison is the second-freakiest athlete in college football for 2022.

There has been a ridiculous run of wideout talent in Columbus the past decade, and Harrison, the son of Colts great Marvin Harrison, is probably the Freakiest athlete of the entire group. Harrison is a big dude at 6-3 1/2, 206 pounds. He benched 380 pounds this offseason, doing 22 reps at 225. He clocked a blistering 3.94 pro shuttle time and did 10-9 on the broad jump. He also topped out at 23 mph on the GPS.

I mean, c'mon. That's some insane behavior from a wide receiver, but that's exactly what Ohio State head coach Ryan Day wants from his perimeter players.

"We need toughness on the perimeter and guys who are going to make plays, and certainly the technique of route running, and we're really looking for leadership there like we are across the board," Day said. "With wide receivers, you don't think of toughness, but we want toughness all across the board, so that'll be important in that group."

Skull Session: Marvin Harrison Jr. Is Freaky Athletic, Chris Olave Was NFL-Ready After Ohio State And Michael Thomas Is Back | Eleven Warriors
 
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