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

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. will be up against the team with last season's fifth-ranked passing defense, the Los Angeles Chargers (179.9 yards allowed per game), in Week 1 -- kicking off at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday.

For more details on Harrison, if you're thinking about him for your DFS roster, check out this article prior to his upcoming matchup against the Chargers.

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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: 5.0
• PPR Projected Fantasy Points: 6.4
• Projected Receiving Yards: 38.78
• Projected Receiving TDs: 0.19

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Harrison 2025 Fantasy Performance

• Ranked 48th at his position and 172nd overall, Harrison picked up 86.8 fantasy points (7.2 per game) last season.
• In Week 9 last year against the Dallas Cowboys, Harrison put up a season-high 15.6 fantasy points, with these numbers: seven receptions, 96 yards and one touchdown.
• In Week 1 against the New Orleans Saints, Harrison posted 13.1 fantasy points (his second-highest total last year), with these numbers: five receptions, 71 yards and one touchdown.
• 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

• In last season's action, Los Angeles did not allow a quarterback to record more than 300 passing yards in a game.
• 12 players have thrown for at least one touchdown in a tilt against the Chargers last year.
• Against Los Angeles last season, four players threw for at least two touchdowns in a game.
• Through the air, the Chargers didn't give up more than two passing touchdowns to any opposing quarterbacks last year.
• Through the air, Los Angeles gave up more than 100 receiving yards to just three players last season.
• In terms of pass defense, the Chargers gave up a touchdown reception to 15 players last season.
• Looking at pass defense, Los Angeles allowed only one player to catch at least two touchdown passes against it last year.
• On the ground, three players put up more than 100 rushing yards in a game against the Chargers last season.
• On the ground, Los Angeles allowed 11 players to score at least one rushing touchdown against them last season.
• On the ground, the Chargers allowed four players to score at least two rushing touchdowns against them last year.

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