Most NFL teams would be happy to be 2-0 after two weeks and although the same is true of Arizona Cardinals, it has not come without criticism.
Despite defeating New Orleans and Carolina to start the campaign, the striker Drew Petzing has come under fire due to fight 24. The league seat. The receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. Is not interested in hearing the criticism, especially as it is his lack of production.
“This is a silly conversation, in fact,” Harrison said Thursday through azcentral.com. “We are 2-0.”
Through two games, Harrison has landed seven transmissions in 98 meters and contact. He showed an improved relationship with team manager Kyler Murray in his win in week 1 in Louisiana and reached five of his six targets at 71 meters and unique points. In week 2, he fixed only two transmissions in 27 meters in a 27-22 victory which became uncomfortably close in the final stage.
Most people would understandly expect more choices in the first round, especially for a team that needed help with the receiver when Cardinals chose Ohio State’s product. But as Harrison pointed out, their production (or lack of it) has not hindered the likelihood of success.
“It’s the most important thing,” Harrison said. “Two big games that come up, one big game this week. So, it’s really my only focus.”