Rodgers and Harrison would be an electric duo.
It was a very strange game for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football against the Cleveland Browns, losing a game they didn't really have much business losing.
However, credit has to go to the Browns for what they did on both sides of the ball, as Pittsburgh looked lost at multiple points in the game. On the offensive side of things, that's where things were the most concerning.
It didn't feel like the wide receiver problem was this big, but you could argue the guys just weren't getting open enough.
With Aaron Rodgers this far into his career, receivers have to get separation.
He's not going to be able to stay in the pocket as long as everybody wants, which could be a problem for the Steelers.
However, there are some ways to fix that, and one of the ways of doing so would be by going out and adding a wide receiver who can come in and make plays. Bleacher Report recently suggested one option could be Marvin Harrison Jr., who's with the Arizona Cardinals and has struggled a bit throughout his young career.
“Arizona probably won't want to move Harrison at that price point, but he should relish the prospect of a fresh start. Unless something changes dramatically, Harrison risks being labeled a disappointment for as long as he remains with the Cardinals.
“He's not going to establish himself as a true No. 1 receiver in Arizona either. Landing with a team that lacks a true top option could be Harrison's best bet for reestablishing his NFL stock. Ideal Landing Spots: Las Vegas Raiders, Pittsburgh Steelers,” Bleacher Report wrote.
Dating back to college, there was a strong argument that Harrison was one of the most generational prospects we've ever seen.
His falloff, so to say, has been shocking in the NFL. However, it also feels like this could just be a guy who needs a change of scenery.
Playing with a winning organization like the Steelers should help him do just that, especially in an offense that could use a receiver who can go out and make big-time plays. Depending on the price, he could be a perfect player to pursue.
