Rob Housler catch one pass for 23 yards in Arizona's Week 4 win over the Bucs. Housler has now caught just one pass in each of his first two games since returning from an ankle injury. Housler has serious talent, but is currently without a pass-catching role in Bruce Arians' offense. Considering Arians' history with tight ends, that might not change any time soon.

Rob Housler caught one pass for 13 yards in Sunday's Week 3 loss to the Saints.

Rob Housler (ankle) practiced fully Friday and is listed as probable for Week 3. We can't pretend to know Housler's usage in Bruce Arians' offense because we've never seen him in it. Perhaps tight end-desperate fantasy owners should grab Housler, but we're not optimistic he'll pay many dividends. For the Cards, at least, he'll be an obvious upgrade over fill-in starter Jim Dray.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (ankle) got in his second straight limited practice Thursday. The Cardinals' website initially called Housler "full" on Wednesday, but he's yet to take that step. He's 50-50 for Week 3, and can't yet be trusted as a TE2.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (ankle) got in his first full practice of the season on Wednesday. Housler missed the first two games with a high-ankle sprain. He's now running at full speed and is trending toward making his season debut Sunday against the Saints.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (ankle) has yet to resume practicing. Housler isn't going to play this weekend, and remains with a timetable for a return as he battles a high-ankle sprain. We'll let you know when the eventual TE2 gets back on the practice field.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (ankle) is not practicing Wednesday. Housler missed Sunday's opener and is still working his was back from a high-ankle sprain. He's expected to remain sidelined for Week 2 and is without a set timetable to return.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (ankle) is expected to remain sidelined for Week 2. The Cardinals had no semblance of playmaking ability at tight end in Housler's absence Sunday, but he could still be a few weeks away after suffering a high-ankle sprain in the preseason finale. He's not a compelling hold in fantasy leagues.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (ankle) has been ruled out for Week 1. With Jeff King (knee) also on the shelf, Arizona will enter Sunday's opener at St. Louis with three healthy tight ends: Jim Dray, Kory Sperry, and rookie D.C. Jefferson. Expect Bruce Arians to flood the field with three-receiver sets consisting of Larry Fitzgerald, Michael Floyd, and Andre Roberts.

Cardinals TE Rob Housler (high-ankle sprain) has yet to resume practicing. Barring a Friday return, he'll be out for Sunday's opener in St. Louis. Housler will have some TE2 appeal once he gets back on the field, but injury has sapped his breakout potential.