Demetrius Harris Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

James Conner (ribs) and Jonathan Ward (knee) both logged DNP Thursday, while Chase Edmonds, Rondale Moore, and Demetrius Harris all returned to practice ahead of their Monday night matchup against the Los Angeles Rams. It's not surprising that both Conner and Ward were held out after HC Kliff Kingsbury stated that he expects both backs to be game-time decisions on Monday. Conner would be expected to split time with Chase Edmonds if he is available, limiting both players upside. If Conner were to be ruled out, Chase Edmonds would see most of the running back snaps with Eno Benjamin and Jonathan Ward (if available) backing him up. Edmonds would be one of the top plays on the showdown slate as he has proven to be a capable lead back when Conner has missed time, even in a tougher matchup against the Rams defense. Rondale Moore seems to be trending towards a return and could slot back in as one of the top three receivers for the Cardinals, possibly sending Antoine Wesley down the depth chart. Moore's return should also impact the target share of Christian Kirk, A.J. Green, and Zach Ertz lowering their expected production. Demetrius Harris should back up Zach Ertz and doesn't project to be DFS relevant at this time. It will be important to monitor the practice status of Conner as the week progresses but we will likely not know anything certain until inactives are released Monday night.

James Conner and Demetrius Harris have been listed questionable for Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks. James Conner seems to be trending towards a return after missing the last few weeks with a heel injury and the Cardinals could really use him with Chase Edmonds already ruled out. With Edmonds unable to go this weekend, Conner will step back into the lead back role and would need to be considered in DFS contests. Conner has proven how valuable he can be in this role and he draws an incredible matchup against the Seahawks defense this week. Harris is expected to serve as tight end depth on Sunday and his potential absence would not be DFS relevant. It will be important to ensure Conner's availability this weekend when inactives are released but he should be one of the better running back plays on the slate if available.

James Conner and Rondale Moore returned to practice Wednesday, while Chase Edmonds and Demetrius Harris logged DNPs ahead of the Cardinals matchup with the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Conner looks like he is ready to make his return after missing the last couple of weeks with a heel injury. Conner would be set to split time in the backfield with Chase Edmonds (if available) with Conner handling most of th early down and goal line work and Edmonds playing a bigger role in the passing game. If Edmonds were unable to suit up this weekend, Conner would become the lead back and would need to be considered in most DFS formats. Moore also seems to be trending towards a return and should slot back in as one of the top three receivers for Kyler Murray. Moore has seen his targets fluctuate throughout the season but always has the potential to break a big play. Harris is expected to serve as tight end depth and his potential absence would not be DFS relevant. It will be important to monitor the practice status of Edmonds as his absence could make Conner an extremely strong play this weekend.

James Conner, Rondale Moore, and Demetrius Harris have all been listed questionable for Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys. HC Kliff Kingsbury said that he believes Conner and Moore will be game-time decisions and they remain day to day at this point. If Conner were to miss Chase Edmonds would be the lead back for the Cardinals with Eno Benjamin and Jonathan Ward available to back him up. If Moore were to miss, Christian Kirk, A.J. Green, and Antione Wesley could all play bigger roles in the Arizona passing game.

Rondale Moore returned to practice Thursday, while RB James Conner and TE Demetrius Harris DNP ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. HC Kliff Kingsbury said that he believes Conner and Moore will be game-time decisions and they remain day to day at this point. If Conner were to miss Chase Edmonds would be the lead back for the Cardinals with Eno Benjamin and Jonathan Ward available to back him up. If Moore were to miss, Christian Kirk, A.J. Green, and Antione Wesley could all play bigger roles in the Arizona passing game.

James Conner, Rondale Moore, and Demetrius Harris all logged DNP Wednesday ahead of the Cardinals matchup against the Dallas Cowboys this weekend. HC Kliff Kingsbury said that he believes Conner and Moore will be game-time decisions and they remain day to day at this point. If Conner were to miss Chase Edmonds would be the lead back for the Cardinals with Eno Benjamin and Jonathan Ward available to back him up. If Moore were to miss, Christian Kirk, A.J. Green, and Antione Wesley could all play bigger roles in the Arizona passing game.

Demetrius Harris has been activated from the COVID list ahead of Arizona's matchup against the Carolina Panthers. Harris is expected to serve as the second tight end behind Zach Ertz and is not expected to be DFS relevant at this time.

AJ Green has been placed on the COVID-19 list due to a positive test ahead of the Cardinals' matchup with the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. It is not yet known if Green is vaccinated, if he is he could potentially be cleared to play if he tests negative twice (separated by 24 hours) prior to the game on Sunday. If Green is unable to play Christian Kirk, Rondale Moore, and Zach Ertz could see some more snaps and targets while DeAndre Hopkins (if available) should be Kyler Murray's (Murray is day-to-day with an ankle injury) primary target. Kirk and Moore could become very good value options in the event that Green is forced to miss. Demetrius Harris is also questionable to play on Sunday due to a positive test but his absence would not be relevant for DFS contests.