Marvin Harrison Jr. (Photo via @MySportsUpdate/X)
Marvin Harrison Jr. is drawing plaudits online following the surfacing of a ‘Hard Knocks’ video showing the New York Giants trying to get him to throw his former teammate under the bus.

Harrison Jr. was shown going over footage from his Ohio State days with Giants wide receivers coach Mike Groh. One of the clips shows the former Buckeyes wide receiver beating his man and quarterback Kyle McCord overthrowing the potential touchdown pass.

Groh tried to get Marvin to blame his QB, but the rookie refused to.

“You beat a guy like this, got a chance for a touchdown. He underthrows it. What are you coming back to the huddle saying to him?” Groh asked.

“Oh, I don’t say nothing to quarterbacks,” Harrison replied.

“I mean, that’s a s*** throw, right?” Groh pressed.

“I mean, I can make a play right?” Harrison responded. “I will never say anything to the quarterback. I’ll always blame it on myself.”

Check it out below:

Marvin Harrison Jr. was essentially set up to throw his QB (Kyle McCord) under the bus during his interview with the #Giants — but he didn't fall for the trap.

"I will never say anything to the QB. Just blame myself."

Well done for not falling for it. pic.twitter.com/cM4tNL3TTU

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) July 10, 2024

Stand-up guy, Marvin Harrison Jr.

Marvin Harrison Jr. Getting Love Online

The wideout is being praised online after sticking up for his former teammate.

“Really came away impressed with Marvin Harrison, Jr. on Hard Knocks episode 2. Would NOT throw his QB under the bus. He also knew there was no way he was slipping to 6th overall. Stud,” Fox Sports’ Peter Schrager said.

“The Harrison family exudes high character and I can’t wait to see this man have a long career with the Cardinals!” An Arizona Cardinals fan said.

You can see some more reactions below:

Marvin Harrison Jr. was essentially set up to throw his QB (Kyle McCord) under the bus during his interview with the #Giants — but he didn't fall for the trap.

"I will never say anything to the QB. Just blame myself."

Well done for not falling for it. pic.twitter.com/cM4tNL3TTU

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) July 10, 2024

Harrison was drafted by the Cardinals at No. 4 overall and was the first wide receiver to come off the board.

The Giants took Malik Nabers two picks later.