Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds has a difficult pathway to fantasy relevance in Week 7. Edmonds will most likely take a backup role to fellow running back David Johnson in the contest, as the latter has been the team's main offensive weapon in 2018. Edmonds does not have any fantasy value for the week.

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds had almost no impact in the team's loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 6. Edmonds only had one carry for four yards on the night as he seems to be firmly behind David Johnson on the team's depth chart at the position. Edmonds is not worth rostering outside of the deepest formats as a handcuff to Johnson.

Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Chase Edmonds (back) is active in Week 6 against the Vikings. He'll continue to fight for scraps behind starter David Johnson. Edmonds doesn't have any standalone fantasy value. Quarterback Sam Bradford, running back T.J. Logan and wide receivers Trent Sherfield and Kendall Wright are all healthy scratches.

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Arizona Cardinals backup running back Chase Edmonds (back) was added to the injury report on Friday as a limited practice participant and is questionable to play in Week 6 against the Vikings. Edmonds hasn't done much this year behind David Johnson, carrying the ball 14 times for 39 yards (2.8 yards per carry) with nine catches for an additional 39 yards. If he is forced to sit, TJ Logan would get the scraps behind Johnson.

Its frustrating. I dont claim to be smarter than NFL executives or general managers. While that would be a dream job, Im content right here at my computer giving my opinion. With that being said, I would love to be in the coachs room while they try to justify leaving running backs on the bench while they are performing better than anyone on the team. [...]

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds has seen his touches and snap-share decrease in each of the past few weeks this season. With the team leaning on running back David Johnson, Edmonds has acted as a complimentary back. Due to the poor performances of the Cardinals offense, Edmonds has minimal fantasy value against a tough Vikings defense.

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds had a minimal role in the team's victory in Week 5. With just one rushing attempt on the night (that went for a negative yard), Edmonds had no effect on the game and ceded the overwhelming majority of the work to David Johnson. Needless to say, this is Johnson's backfield, making Edmond nothing more than a handcuff going forward.

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This season has been chock full of surprises. Scoring is way up and with that comes the ripple effect of more players being more fantasy viable. The only issue that arises from more fantasy viable players, is the need for your studs to be actual studs. If you have been dealing with injuries or ineffective players, then you may have gotten off to a rough start. If you need to get your team on track, lets look at some players trending in the right direction that you could buy low on.This article i[...]