Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds wasn't able to get much going with his minimal workload against the Detroit Lions in Week 3. Edmonds carried the ball three times for 13 yards and caught both of his targets for 21 yards. The team's No. 1 back Kenyan Drake received 18 carries in the game, leading the backfield. Edmonds has now struggled to make a mark on the stat sheet for two straight weeks. He compiled just 13 yards from scrimmage last week. He's still someone worth owning in deep...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds has been the team's only running back to see the field this year apart from starter Kenyan Drake. He's played in 35% of the team's offensive snaps, while Drake has played in 68%. Edmonds has been targeted nine times in the passing game, while Drake has been targeted four times. Apart from a Week 1 receiving touchdown, Edmonds hasn't made much of a mark on the stat sheet this year, but that could change soon, potentially as soon as Week 3 in a ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds gave a nice spark to the offense in Week 1, but he was unable to make much of an impact in Week 2. Edmonds carried the ball three times this week and gained just four yards. In the passing game, he was targeted four times and came down with three receptions for nine yards. He also fumbled, but it was recovered by the Cardinals. It was his second fumble of the year. Edmonds is going to be involved in this offense regularly and should typically deliver...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds was targeted five times in the passing game in Week 1, which was tied for second on the team with Larry Fitzgeraldand Christian Kirk. He caught three of those five targets for 19 yards and a touchdown while also rushing the ball six times for 26 yards in the game. The Cardinals are favored by about a touchdown in their upcoming Week 2 matchup against the Washington Football Team. Expect both Edmonds and the team's primary ball-carrier Kenyan Drake to ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 12+ Team LeaguesROSTERED: 40% of LeaguesANALYSIS: Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds was a big offensive spark for the team in their Week 1 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Edmonds carried the ball six times for 26 yards and caught three passes for 19 yards and a touchdown on five targets.The Cardinals' No. 1 running back Kenyan Drake led the team in carries (16) and rushing yards (60) and dominated snaps overall, with 58 offensive snaps compared with Edmonds' ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds saw a good amount of action in Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers. Edmonds carried the ball six times for 26 yards and caught three of five targets for 19 yards and a touchdown. While he was out-touched by the team's lead back Kenyan Drake 18 to nine, Edmonds was more efficient with his touches, averaging 4.3 yards on the ground and 6.3 yards per reception, compared with 3.8 and 2.5, respectively, for Drake. Edmonds should continue to see ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds should certainly have a role in the Cardinals offense this year, but it's hard to know just how big of a role that will be at this point. The team's primary running back Kenyan Drake had been dealing with a minor foot injury in recent weeks but is not listed on the team's injury report and should be expected to handle a full workload in Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers. Edmonds is a great stash in deep leagues. He could have value in PPR ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 12-Team LeaguesOWNED IN: 44% of LeaguesANALYSIS: Edmonds presents an enticing combination of talent and the opportunity to perform in an Arizona offense thatplaces running backs in a position to thrive. He remains available in over 50%, of all leagues, due to the presence of Kenyan Drake, who begins the year as the Cardinals RB1. Drake has earned this distinction after finishing second in touchdowns (eight), and sixth in rushing yardage (643) from Weeks 9-17.However, he has ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds was extremely effective in limited work last year. He averaged 5.1 yards per carry on 60 carries and 8.8 yards per reception on 12 receptions. While he's the clear No. 2 running back behind Kenyan Drake, Edmonds should still have plenty of opportunities to make plays this year, given the fact that the team doesn't have any proven NFL running backs behind their top two. Fantasy owners in deep PPR leagues should take a look at Edmonds and consider him...

BALLER MOVE: Target Around ~164 OverallCURRENT ADP:180+ (Undrafted)ANALYSIS:There are still Kenyan Drake truthers out there, apparently. Drake's ADP in 12-team redraft leagues is currently 16th overall (middle of the second round) and RB10. Back in the summer of 2018 draft-season, we witnessed something similar with Drake and expectations around him entering 2019 as he finished the previous season with an explosive Week 13-17 that was fresh in fantasy owners' minds. Last year, it was Week 15-17 ...