News about Marvin Harrison

On Saturday night, ESPN reported that Fanatics filed a lawsuit stating that Harrison has breached the agreements on his $1 million deal with the company. ESPN added that the Cardinals' first-round pick 'has refused to fulfill his obligations' and 'rejected or ignored every request' from Fanatics. The terms were allegedly agreed to a 'binding term sheet' on May 16, 2023. The deal included 'autographs, signed trading cards, game-worn apparel, and other marketing opportunities,' according to ESPN. The details were also reportedly unavailable to the public and redacted from the lawsuit.

Malik Nabers arrived in New Jersey to begin life as a member of the New York Giants on Friday but the wide receiver didn't look overly excited to be there. Footage released by the team shows the No. 6 pick arriving in East Rutherford and being greeted by GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll. Despite enthusiastic greetings from the Giants duo, Nabers looked rather miserable as he embraced both of them.

Arizona Cardinals fans were ecstatic to land possibly the most talented player in the 2024 NFL Draft by staying put at No 4 overall in wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.  And those same fans cannot buy a jersey, t-shirt, or anything else with Harrison's name or face attached to it, unlike the first-round picks from every other team and the Cardinals' other first-round selection, Darius Robinson. 

The sons of NFL legends like Jerry Rice and Marvin Harrison are preparing to hear their names called in Thursday's draft in a year that looks set to be a family affair. Harrison's son, Marvin Harrison Jr., is the biggest name of the former pros' kin, and is expected to be taken within the first five picks after a stellar college career at Ohio State. The wide receiver topped 1,200 yards and caught 14 touchdowns in each of his sophomore and junior seasons for the Buckeyes, and credited his 2016 Hall of Fame inductee dad for setting 'pure perfection' as the standard to achieve from a very young age.

Paris Johnson Jr., an offensive tackle for the Arizona Cardinals and formerly the Buckeyes, said Harrison wants to join him in Arizona ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft in April. Last week, Johnson appeared on the Cardinals Corner podcast and discussed a discussion between him and Harrison regarding a potential reunion. 'Right when I got drafted, I literally went to Marvin and was like, 'Dude, you know you're a Cardinal, right?'" Johnson was quoted as saying that Johnson was the author of a story. "I knew he was going to be a Cardinal because I saw what happened with D-Hop [DeAndre Hopkins]. The Cardinals are obviously going to want another 6-4 receiver,' i'm like.'

Brock Bowers, the Georgia Bulldogs' tight end, has been the newest top prospect to decline to play during this year's NFL combine. During Georgia's pro-day on the Bulldogs' campus on March 13, the bowers will instead workout for NFL teams. The two-time Mackey Award winner has been given a first-round ticket and is widely regarded as the top tight end in this year's draft class, with several experts even predicting he will be ranked in the top ten picks of this year's draft.

The no-show happened a day after Harrison, 21, arrived in Indianapolis and got his measurements taken. Harrison is officially listed at 6-foot-3 and 209 lbs. He also has 31.88-inch arms, 9.5-inch hands, and a 77.25-inch wingspan. 'Marvin Harrison isn't here.' He is not going to be speaking here. On Friday morning, an NFL PR rep told reporters, 'I don't have any other details.'

Caleb Williams seems to have had a change of heart after liking an Instagram post that said that the Chicago Bears should not select him first overall in the NFL Draft, according to a tweet. Williams' new remarks came less than two months before the NFL Draft, in which the former Heisman Trophy champion will likely be favored first overall. Williams liked an Instagram post in December that said the Bears should not draft him and select Marvin Harrison Jr. with the top pick.

Marvin Harrison Jr., an Ohio State wide receiver, will forego his senior season with the Buckeyes to pursue his NFL aspirations. Harrison declared his entry into the 2024 NFL Draft on Thursday while thanking his college on social media. 'I would like to thank God for providing me with the skills and the opportunity to play the sport that I adore at The Ohio State University,' Harrison said.

On the eve of giving out college football's highest honor, LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels took the time to thank his fellow candidates - but insists that the Heisman isn't a cut-and-dried race at all. Daniels and two of the other candidates, Oregon quarterback Bo Nix, and Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr., were on Friday morning at Raisin' Canes' flagship store in Times Square. They helped some food to people and signed autographs before being asked about their seasons by the media.

The couple can be seen hanging out in the living room of their L.A. home (left) before Savannah (inset), asking James, who is too busy playing video games: 'This is how you made me ring in the New Year.' The four-time NBA champion turned around and replied: 'By playing Madden? Listen, I mean. I've been in Atlanta all weekend, had a birthday party, won a basketball game, and celebrated my birthday with you and my mother.' On Friday (right), James dropped 40 points, nine assists, and ten rebounds against the Hawks for his 38th birthday.

Noah Ruggles' missed field goal from 50 yards out would have pushed the Buckeyes to a national championship game. Rather, the Georgia Bulldogs, who came back from a 21-7 deficit to tie it, then a 38-27 deficit to win it, are now playing TCU in the national championship game. Quarterback Stetson Bennett led the Bulldogs to victory in five plays, culminating in a ten-yard touchdown to Adonai Mitchell, bringing a dramatic comeback to victory the Peach Bowl and a final spot in the national championship game in Atlanta to a huge audience.

Todd McShay of ESPN is facing criticism from Jaxon Smith-Njigba's family for implying that the NFL prospect was putting his career aspirations above the Buckeyes' upcoming College Football Playoff semifinal game against top-ranked Georgia. Smith-Njigba revealed earlier this week that he would not participate in the all-important game against the Bulldogs on December 31, while recovering from a leg injury and planning for the 2023 NFL draft. In the Buckeyes' opener against Notre Dame, the AP Preseason All-American was hurt and played in only two other games. Until the season, there were no information regarding his injury. McShay said on Monday that NFL scouts told him Smith-Njigba is 'healthy enough to play, and he's shielding himself against the draft,' but the receiver's family, including older brother Canaan, a Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder, was furious.