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Elijah Mitchell injured knee in Thursday’s practice

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2023 Arizona Cardinals Regular Season Overview

Next GameNext Game	10/01/2023 4:25 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	SF San Francisco 49ers
Standing (Division)Division Rank	4th NFC West
WinsWins	1
LossesLosses	2
DrawsDraws	0
PPGPoints per Game	24
OPPGOpponent Points per Game	22.3
Head CoachHead Coach	Jonathan Gannon

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Brandon Aiyuk off injury report, Deebo Samuel listed as questionable to face Cardinals

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James Conner

ARI Running Back #6

Cardinals RB James Conner is no longer listed on the team’s injury report ahead of Week 4’s matchup against the 49ers.

Conner was limited in practice throughout the week but is ready to go for Week 4 against the 49ers. Serving as the Cardinals’ bell cow back through the first three weeks of the season, Conner should have another busy week against a stout 49ers defense as the Cardinals look to push their record to 2-2. Conner will be a volume-based RB2 play in a tough matchup.
Marquise Brown

ARI Wide Receiver #2

Cardinals listed Marquise Brown (thumb) as questionable for Week 4 against the 49ers.
Marquise Brown

ARI Wide Receiver #2

Marquise Brown suffered a thumb injury in Thursday’s practice, getting in a “limited” session.

All the “limited” tag means is that Brown suffered the injury mid-session. It’s possible, if not probable, he got in zero reps afterward. It is certainly something to watch ahead of Friday’s session. Even another “limited” day would keep Brown on track to face the 49ers. If he’s DNP, he should be considered on the wrong side of questionable.
Rondale Moore

ARI Wide Receiver #4

Rondale Moore said he was okay with receiving more snaps out of the backfield.

As Cardinals beat writer Darren Urban points out in his article, Moore has lined up 13 times as a running back this season after lining up 46 times in the backfield over the previous two seasons. The versatile receiver broke free on a 45-yard run out of the backfield during Week 3’s win over the Cowboys, and could be in line for more rush attempts under first year head coach Jonathan Gannon. For his career, Moore has rushed 29 times for 147 yards and one touchdown, averaging a solid 4.7 YPC. A growing role out of the backfield could give Moore some upside as a fantasy asset, but he’s not yet on the fantasy radar as outside of deep leagues for Week 4.
James Conner

ARI Running Back #6

Cardinals RB James Conner (back) logged a limited practice on Wednesday.

Conner has been the Cardinals’ workhorse back this season, handling 58 touches for the team in three games. A limited practice leaves a low cause for concern, but Conner’s situation is one to monitor as the 28-year-old’s physical playstyle and age may be catching up to him. If he can’t go in Week 4 against the 49ers, Keaontay Ingram is next up with flex upside. Otherwise, Conner can be played as an RB2.
Keaontay Ingram

ARI Running Back #30

Keaontay Ingram rushed five times for 13 yards in the Cardinals’ Week 3 win over the Cowboys, adding one reception for eight additional yards.

Ingram remains nothing more than a handcuff to James Conner, who once again served as the bell cow of the Cardinals’ offense. Ingram’s size and receiving ability could make him a near one-for-one replacement for Conner if he’s ever called upon, but he is also a player who has averaged 1.8 yards per touch this season. There’s no reason to roster Ingram at this time.
Zach Ertz

ARI Tight End #86

Zach Ertz caught 2-of-2 targets for six yards in the Cardinals’ Week 3 win over the Cowboys.

For at least one week, the Zach Ertz PPR scam fell flat. After totaling 12 receptions for 77 yards on 18 targets during the first two weeks, Ertz was an afterthought for the Cardinals in Week 3. He nearly scored on a shovel pass near the goal line, but that was his most notable play of the day. It wouldn’t be surprising to see Ertz have high-volume days as he did early on, but his lack of efficiency makes him hard to trust, as he’s far from the player he was back in his heyday. Fantasy managers streaming him in Week 4 against the 49ers do so at their own risk.
Rondale Moore

ARI Wide Receiver #4

Rondale Moore caught 4-of-6 targets for eight yards in the Cardinals’ Week 3 win over the Cowboys, adding three carries for 54 additional yards and a touchdown.

Moore is a non-factor in the passing game and is therefore irrelevant for fantasy purpose, but he sure is fun when he breaks free. We saw that on Sunday against the Cowboys in the second quarter when Moore broke off a 45-yard run and went nearly untouched to the end zone. If Moore could do this every game we’d recommend him as a weekly streamer. But since he doesn’t, it’s hard to trust him as anything more than WR4 next week against the 49ers.
Michael Wilson

ARI Wide Receiver #14

Michael Wilson caught 2-of-2 targets for 86 yards in the Cardinals’ Week 3 win over the Cowboys.

Wilson had a mostly forgettable day for the Cardinals, but hauled in a 59-yard reception in broken coverage in the fourth quarter, helping to setup the eventual touchdown that would put the game out of reach. Wilson has totaled 50-plus yards in back-to-back games for the Cardinals, but is doing so with low volume. The talent rookie isn’t on the redraft radar at this time, but could be more of a factor if Marquise Brown were to ever miss time.
Marquise Brown

ARI Wide Receiver #2

Marquise Brown caught 5-of-7 targets for 61 yards and one touchdown in the Cardinals’ Week 3 win over the Cowboys.

Brown was once again the preferred target of Joshua Dobbs, as his seven targets led the team on the day. Nearly all of Browns’ receptions went for double-digit gains, with his longest coming on a 23-yard play in the third quarter. He was on the receiving end of Joshua Dobbs’ only touchdown pass on the day, as Dobbs evaded pressure to find Brown for the two-yard score. An explosive playmaker who is the unquestioned No. 1 receiver on his offense, Brown has seen five or more targets in every game this season, and he’ll be a fringe WR3/WR4 in Week 4 against the 49ers.

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