Until the issue between the receiver's camp and Fanatics is sorted out, fans won't be able to purchase his jersey.

While it might not be fair to truly grade the picks the Arizona Cardinals and other teams make, it is fair to grade them on talent, fit, need and perceived value. When it comes to the Cardinals' selection of receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.

The Arizona Cardinals had the No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and with a variety of options, they went with Ohio State wide receiver, Marvin Harrison Jr. While the No. 1 pick this year, Caleb Williams, was a sure bet to go to the Chicago Bears, where the other players in the draft would fall was not as much of a guarantee.

ARIZONA -- Arizona Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. has yet to find what number he'll be wearing at the next level after being made the No. 4 overall pick, but it appears his nickname is here to stay.

Rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. walks into the wide receiver room as the Cardinals' clear No. 1, but that doesn't mean the brass won't make the rookie earn his stripes in 2024.

Cardinals' GM Monti Ossenfort recently spoke on the evaluation process for Marvin Harrison Jr. The Cardinals drafted him at fourth overall.

Arizona Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing looks forward to getting rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. into the team facility.

Marvin Harrison Jr. Has the second-best odds to win the 2024 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year per multuple sportsbooks.

Marvin Harrison Jr. was selected as the No. 4 overall pick by the Arizona Cardinals in the upcoming NFL Draft. And even though he was a top-five pick and is the son of a Hall of Fame wide receiver, it sounds like he’s going to have to earn his spot in the lineup just like everyone else.

Marvin Harrison Jr. was one of the best players in college football during his time with the Ohio State football team, and he is now headed to the NFL. The NFL Draft took place last week in Detroit, and Harrison Jr.