Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hamstring) sat out of practice for the second straight day on Thursday. Edmonds missed last Thursday's game and is expected to sit out again in Week 10 against the Buccaneers. With David Johnson (ankle) returning this weekend and Kenyan Drake now in the fold as DJ's direct backup, Edmonds' short window of fantasy appeal has shut. When he returns from his injury, he'll be third on the running back depth chart and well off fantasy radars in redraft ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hamstring) did not practice on Wednesday. Edmonds sat out last Thursday's loss to the 49ers and is expected to miss at least one more game. With Kenyan Drake being acquired from the Dolphins before the Week 9 contest, Edmonds will lose most of his fantasy value when he returns. David Johnson (ankle) also practiced in full on Wednesday and is set to make his return to action in Week 10 against the Buccaneers after missing several games. It would ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hamstring) will not play on Thursday night against the 49ers. This was expected all along after Edmonds was hurt in Week 8 and didn't return. He could miss multiple weeks. David Johnson (ankle) has returned to practice and has a shot to play against San Fran, but the Cardinals will likely roll with a backfield committee consisting of Johnson, newly acquired Kenyan Drake, Zach Zenner and Alfred Morris. It's a situation to avoid, even if you own ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hamstring) was not participating in practice Wednesday. The only portion open to the media was the stretching portion, and you can pretty much assume Edmonds is out Thursday night. Kenyan Drake's workload will be tapered back since he just joined the team on a short week. David Johnson (ankle) was dressed and participating Wednesday, and it's possible the tandem could split the work against the San Francisco 49ers. It's a really tough matchup, and...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hamstring) was out of practice Tuesday, and his status for Thursday night is a big question mark. The Cardinals acquired running back Kenyan Drake from the Miami Dolphins, and he figures to see the bulk of the action in Week 9. The San Francisco 49ers are a terrible matchup regardless of who suits up. Neither running back would be much more than a high-end flex option.

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hamstring) left the game early in Week 8 against the Saints and needed assistance from the trainers to leave the field. He's questionable to return. After scoring three unexpected touchdowns in Week 7 when David Johnson (ankle, back) was active, Edmonds threw up a dud on Sunday against New Orleans, rushing the ball seven times for only eight yards before his injury. He couldn't salvage his day in the passing game either, going for only two ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds broke out last week with 126 rushing yards and three touchdowns, and starting running back David Johnson (ankle) is a game-time decision. Edmonds is worth playing whether Johnson goes or not. It's not a good matchup against the New Orleans Saints, though. They've been one of the best against the position over the last five weeks with just 49 rushing yards allowed per game over the stretch. Edmonds is a solid RB2 if Johnson can't go, but he's still a...

The New York Giants Defense is still one to avoid in fantasy despite the Lions being without starting running back Kerryon Johnson. Last week the Cardinals back-up, Chase Edmonds, tore through the Giants run defense, so Lions rookie Ty Johnson might do the exact same thing. If the Lions decide to go the air more, they will take an offense that has the fifth-most passing touchdowns in the league up against a Giants secondary that's allowed the seventh-most yards through the air. There should ...

Welcome to another edition of "The Tape Tells All," where I break down some film of an NFL's player performance and try to draw some fantasy football conclusions from that film. After a two-week absence because I was busy prepping RotoBaller for NBA season, I'm back to talk about football.This week, I'm looking at a Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds, who just had an incredibly shocking performance in a game where starting running back David Johnson had just one carry.While this column...

It's Chase Edmonds' world, we're just living in it. Wait, what? Hopefully you added him, as suggested in this column the past two weeks, because even ifDavid Johnson is deemed healthy enough to actually play, it's likely Edmonds continues to see action. In QB news, by the halfway point of Thursday night, we already had a new name jump to the front of the waiver wire list. Regardless of what you think about Matt Mooretalentwise, he's going to be leading the Chiefs' high-powered offense for the ...