Marvin Harrison Jr. recently weighed in on DJ Moore's latest Instagram post.
Ohio State's star wide receiver caught the attention of Bears fans after leaving a comment on DJ Moore's recent Instagram post.
After a sensational performance in Washington where Moore recorded eight receptions for a staggering 230 yards and three touchdowns, he shared highlights from the game on his Instagram.
Marvin Harrison Jr. chimed in, commenting "Went crazy 🔥" under the post. Quarterback Justin Fields also joined in, leaving a note saying, "Him fr [for real]".
Though Harrison Jr. has no direct ties to the Bears, it's worth noting that he attended Ohio State, the same college Fields represented before joining the NFL. The timelines for the two players don't overlap�Fields' rookie year in the NFL is the same as Harrison Jr.'s freshman year at Ohio State.
Harrison Jr. is rapidly gaining traction as a top prospect for the upcoming NFL draft. In just his second year at Ohio State, he's accumulated 1,263 receiving yards with 14 touchdowns across 13 games. His current season stats are impressive too, boasting close to 400 receiving yards in just four games.
Interestingly, the Bears currently have a strong position in the upcoming draft, holding the top two picks. Thanks to a trade from the previous offseason, they also possess the Carolina Panthers' first-rounder, which is in a prime position due to the Panthers' current winless streak.
Draft picks are determined by strength of schedule, and currently, only six NFL teams have a lower strength of schedule than the Bears. This places the Bears in a favorable position in the draft, giving them an edge over 26 other teams with identical records.
As it stands, the Bears are well-positioned to potentially draft Harrison Jr. next year. Given the budding rapport, this seems like a match that both parties might be interested in.
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7 OCTOBRE | 161 ANSWERS Marvin Harrison Jr. recently weighed in on DJ Moore's latest Instagram post. Should the Bears draft a QB in next year's draft? | ||
| Yes | 38 | 23.6 % |
| No | 123 | 76.4 % |
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