Marvin Harrison Jr.'s Arizona Cardinals merchandise will be available from Fanatics after the former Ohio State receiver reached a settlement with the apparel company.

Marvin Harrison Jr. was one the most exciting players in the 2024 NFL Draft. The son of an NFL legend was a superstar at Ohio State, and was the

The lack of merch came after Harrison Jr. opted not to sign the NFLPA's group licensing agreement. That led to the league's merchandise partner, Fanatics, filing a lawsuit against the receiver, claiming he was breaching a contract he had signed while at Ohio State.

Arizona Cardinals star rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. has ended his lawsuit with Fanatics, and his jerseys will finally be made available.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and retailer Fanatics have reached a settlement on a disputed term sheet, ending a 10-month legal battle that indirectly prevented Harrison's jersey from being sold to the public.

Nearly a year after he was drafted by the Cardinals, receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.'s jersey will finally be available for purchase. Via John Weinfuss of ESPN.com, the legal dispute between Harrison and Fanatics has been resolved.

Now that Marvin Harrison Jr. and Fanatics have come to an agreement, his No. 18 Cardinals jerseys are expected to go on sale "pretty soon," a source told ESPN.