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Harrison Wallace III has done something most undrafted free agents never manage: he has made the Arizona Cardinals roster every year since 2023, and he is back again in 2026, this time with a college teammate alongside him.

Wallace, a wide receiver from Montgomery, Alabama, spent four seasons at Penn State before transferring to Ole Miss for 2025. At Ole Miss, he started all 15 games, catching 61 passes for 934 yards and four touchdowns, career highs across the board, according to the Cardinals' roster page. Across his full college career at both schools, he played 54 games with 145 receptions for 2,155 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Wallace arrived at Penn State as a four-star recruit and redshirted in 2021, per a 2026 NFL Draft scouting report from FTN Fantasy. He played in bowl games each year of his college career, including the Sugar Bowl, Rose Bowl, and Fiesta Bowl, according to the Cardinals' roster page.

At 6-foot-1 and 192 pounds, Wallace wears number 30 for Arizona. Scouting projections from FTN Fantasy slot him as a Z receiver with player comparisons to Jalen Tolbert and Dante Pettis.

The Cardinals' training camp roster battle continues through the preseason.

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