Marvin Harrison Jr. Fantasy Football Week 1: Stats and Projections vs. Chargers

Marvin Harrison Jr. and the Arizona Cardinals will face the Los Angeles Chargers -- whose pass defense was ranked fifth in the NFL last year (179.9 yards conceded per game) -- in Week 1, on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET.

Is Harrison a DFS option for you this week, as he goes up against the Chargers? More stats and information can be found in this article, so check it out.

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Marvin Harrison Jr. Week 1 Fantasy Football Projection

• Matchup: Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Chargers
• Game Date: September 13, 2026
• Game Time: 4:25 p.m.
• Projected Fantasy Points: 6.0
• PPR Projected Fantasy Points: 7.7
• Projected Receiving Yards: 47.39
• Projected Receiving TDs: 0.22

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Harrison 2025 Fantasy Performance

• With 86.8 fantasy points (7.2 per game) in 2025, Harrison ranked 172nd in the NFL and 48th at his position.
• In his best performance last year -- Week 9 versus the Dallas Cowboys -- Harrison accumulated 15.6 fantasy points. His stat line: seven catches, 96 yards and one touchdown.
• Harrison accumulated 13.1 fantasy points in Week 1 versus the New Orleans Saints -- five catches, 71 yards and one touchdown -- which was his second-best performance last season.
• Harrison accumulated 1.4 fantasy points -- one reception, 14 yards, on three targets -- in his second-worst game of the season (Week 16 versus the Atlanta Falcons).

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Chargers Defensive Performance

• Against Los Angeles, no quarterbacks accumulated more than 300 passing yards in a game last season.
• 12 players have thrown for at least one touchdown in a tilt against the Chargers last season.
• Through the air last season, Los Angeles allowed two or more touchdown passes to four opposing QBs.
• In the passing game, the Chargers didn't allow a player to throw for at least three TDs against them in a tilt last year.
• Los Angeles allowed only three players rack up over 100 receiving yards in a game last year.
• The Chargers allowed 15 players to catch a TD pass against them last season.
• Looking at pass defense, Los Angeles allowed just one player to catch at least two touchdown passes against it last year.
• In the ground game, three players collected more than 100 rushing yards in a game against the Chargers last season.
• In terms of run defense, Los Angeles gave up at least one rushing touchdown to 11 players last season.
• In the running game, the Chargers allowed four players to score at least two rushing touchdowns against them last year.

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