Fanatics refiled its lawsuit against Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. late last week, expanding it to include fraud allegations against his father, Marvin Harrison Sr.

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For the Harrison family in the NFL, the future is now. From 1996 to 2008, wide receiver Marvin Harrison was a fixture on the Indianapolis Colts. He made eight Pro Bowls and three All-Pro teams in ...

Marvin Harrison Jr.'s claim that his father signed a Fanatics deal, not him, means the company is now suing both. One of the stranger pieces of litigation around the NFL involves Fanatics suing ...

Kev (@kevskol): "Harrison Sr will always tell him I did it in 16 games vs Marvin Jr 17." PB (@isleseeya): "Let's see what next few years bring. Dad was a beast." Besides the jaw-dropping ...

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. did not have the rookie season many hoped he would. As the No. 4 overall ...

Comparisons were inevitable, particularly with his father, Marvin Harrison Sr., and other rookies like Brian Thomas Jr. and Malik Nabers, who had more receiving yards. Despite facing challenges ...

While not all of them made an instant impact on the team, wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. was afforded an instant ... as an instant X receiver, with his father's legacy preceding him, nearly ...

It was a rollercoaster Year 1 season for Marvin Harrison Jr., but one ESPN NFL expert writes that he could be in for a breakout Year 2.