Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (ribs, toe) was not at the portion of practice open to the media on Thursday. Edmonds also missed the first practice of the week on Wednesday, so he's in real danger of missing the Week 18 regular season finale against the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday. Meanwhile, teammate James Conner (heel) returned to a limited practice on Wednesday after missing the last two games. Everything could change if Edmonds is back on the practice field on Friday, but as...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (ribs, toe) missed practice on Wednesday. This is certainly something to watch, as Edmonds has carried the ball 34 times for 109 yards (3.21 yards per carry) and a touchdown while adding 13 receptions on 15 targets for an additional 100 yards through the air with James Conner (heel) inactive the last two weeks. Edmonds hasn't been all that efficient on the ground and has really only been a high-end RB2 because of Conner's absence. With Conner ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds had a solid if unspectacular performance in a Week 17 win over the Dallas Cowboys. With James Conner ruled out before the game, Edmonds' was expected to push for RB1 numbers. He finished the game with 53 rushing yards and 29 yards receiving. Edmonds did manage five catches in the game, giving him a boost in PPR leagues. While his 13.2 PPR points probably didn't cost you a win, managers depending on Edmonds' upside were left wanting more.

As the fantasy football championships continue, here is how the RB fantasy football rankings shake out for Week 18.

We made it! Fantasy football championship Week 17 is finally here after a very long, COVID-ridden 2021 season. If you've made it this far, congratulations, it most definitely wasn't easy, but you've persevered and overcome numerous obstacles.Below are my Week 17 rankings that include quarterbacks, wide receivers, running backs, and tight ends. These rankings are designed for 0.5 point-per-reception (PPR) leagues and make some assumptions regarding player availability. I've also accidentally ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (back) was listed as limited in practice on Wednesday. Edmonds is dealing with a minor back that shouldn't keep him from playing in a big Week 17 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. The 25-year-old missed four games due to a high ankle sprain but returned in Week 15. Edmonds handled 92% of the offensive snaps last week with James Conner out with an injury, and he turned that elevated workload into 24 touches for 127 scrimmage yards and a touchdown ...

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds made his return from IR in Week 15, but only managed six carries and one target in a loss to the Detroit Lions. Edmonds has shared backfield duties with James Conner all season when healthy and with Conner confident that he will take the field in Week 16 the situation doesn't look like it will change. Arizona also plays an Indianapolis Colts defense that is giving up the fifth-fewest points per game to opposing running backs. In a game with the ...

Week 16 marks the semi-finals for a lot of fantasy football playoffs which makes injury news even more prevalent. One of those key injuries this week is the injury to James Conner's heel.Is James Conner play this week? If not, is it Chase Edmonds' time to shine again? This is going to be an important item to get right when setting lineups, as both of these running backs have played big roles in getting most fantasy managers to this point in the season. Let's dive into it. Is James Conner ...

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Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds returned from Injured Reserve in Week 15 after missing the previous four games. Edmonds was eased back into the Cardinals game plan, seeing only six touches in a shocking loss to the Detroit Lions. Despite the limited usage, Edmonds led the team with 53 rushing yards. Edmonds should see his usage increase as he gets more comfortable in his return from injury. Teammate James Conner has been terrific this season, though, likely holding onto lead-back ...