The Texans activated Tank Dell from injured reserve on Saturday, and he is expected to play during the Texans’ week 7 matchup against the Giants. Dell last played on Dec. 21, 2024, when he dislocated his kneecap and tore his ACL, MCL, LCL and meniscus while making a 30-yard touchdown catch against the Chiefs. A 2023 third-round pick out of Houston, Dell has 98 catches for 1,376 yards and 10 touchdowns across 25 career games.
Tank Dell’s return complicates a suddenly crowded Houston receiving corps. Nico Collins holds firm as C.J. Stroud’s primary target, but the midseason acquisition of Marvin Harrison Jr. and the recent emergence of slot wideout Jaylin Noel (12–233 line across his last three outings) alter the equation. Noel’s slot snaps are the prime candidate to regress with Dell active, making snap progression and target hierarchy essential storylines for fantasy managers to track.
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CJ Stroud and Marvin Harrison Jr. reunite after playing two seasons together for the Ohio State Buckeyes. 2022 was Harrison’s breakout season where he racked up 77 receptions for 1,263 yards and 14 touchdowns catching passes from Stroud.
It’s been a downward trend for Harrison the past few years. His target share as a rookie was 22% and he averaged 52 yards per game. Those numbers declined both of the following seasons down to an 8% target share for 21 yards per game so far this season. Harrison is officially and NFL reclamation project. While Nico Collins will be largely unaffected, Xavier Hutchinson and Kayshon Boutte‘s roles are most at-risk. Jayden Higgins‘ lifetime value rating also nominally drops in fantasy football dynasty leagues.
After weeks of trade rumors and front offices “doing their due diligence,” former No. 4 overall pick Marvin Harrison Jr. is officially on the move though his landing spot remains undisclosed. Following an 885-yard rookie campaign, Harrison’s time in Arizona was largely marred by injuries and inconsistent effort. Now, with the emergence of Michael Wilson and the arrival of rookie Jeremiyah Love, the Cardinals offense is ready to turn the page.
According to Adam Schefter, Harrison will sit out this week’s matchup against the Detroit Lions while details are finalized. Though no landing spot has been officially announced, heavy speculation points to Houston, setting up a potential reunion with his college quarterback, C.J. Stroud.
Adam Schefter reported that teams are calling the Cardinals about trading for 3rd-year WR Marvin Harrison Jr. ahead of Nov. 10th deadline. Schefter said it would not be a surprise if he were traded before the deadline, so it appears the Cardinals are willing to listen – likely in part due to Michael Wilson’s emergence.
This is certainly something for fantasy football managers to keep an eye on over the next month. Harrison could probably use a fresh start. Hopefully, if traded, he’d land on a team that could unlock the potential that led to the Cardinals drafting him 4th overall in the 2024 draft. Harrison had a 47.9% college dominator rating (95th percentile) at Ohio State but has struggled to become the receiver most expected him to be so far in the NFL.
The Arizona Cardinals have chosen to reward last season’s WR1 to the tune of a three-year extension. If money is an indicator, the Cardinals are moving forward with Michael Wilson as their clear-cut WR1 after his breakout 2025 campaign.
Wilson’s 2025 breakout season was a true tale of two halves. Prior to Week 10, he was averaging just under 4 targets and 25 yards per game. That changed when Marvin Harrison Jr. underwent an emergency appendectomy following a Week 9 matchup against the Seahawks. Thrust into a depleted receiver room alongside Trey McBride, Wilson stepped up as a primary focal point of the offense, averaging 10.6 targets and nearly 90 yards per game down the stretch, highlighted by five games with double-digit targets.
Presently, Michael Wilson (Dynasty WR36) and Marvin Harrison (Dynasty WR31) are being valued fairly closely. How fantasy managers choose to interpret the extension is essentially a Rorschach test for the plausibility of Marvin Harrison Jr.’s 2026 redemption narrative.
Michael Wilson capitalized on the midseason quarterback change to Jacoby Brissett, commanding a 32.2-percent Air Yards Share and a 23.6-percent Dominator Rating en route to a 1,006-yard receiving campaign. Despite glowing training camp reports positioning Wilson as Arizona’s primary target, general manager Monti Ossenfort publicly signaled hesitation by remarking, “Expect? That’s a tough word.”
Regardless of Ossenfort’s refusal to commit to timeline, a deal will get done to keep Wilson in Arizona long-term. In the meantime, he will be playing for his second contract while operating as the offense’s WR1, sorry Marv fans. Wilson is PlayerProfiler’s WR40 for redraft fantasy football in 2026.
