Fantasy Player Projections

Kevin Kolb

Kolb has adjusted well to his new surroundings and has thrown 2 TDs in each game this season. He goes into this week's game against a Seahawks defense that gave up 298 yards to Ben Roethlisberger last week

Chris Wells

Wells is working on back-to-back games of at least 90 rushing yards and 1 TD and he has clearly established himself as the workhorse back in Arizona, but now he's being called a game-time decision for Week 3.

LaRod Stephens-Howling

Even if Stephens-Howling is healthy enough to go on Sunday against the Seahawks, his biggest role is on special teams thanks to Chris Wells' lock on carries out of the backfield.

Larry Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald broke out last week with a 7-catch, 133 yard and 1 TD performance at Washington and should be able to make a similar impact against the Seahawks this week.

Andre Roberts

Roberts still hasn't broken out as much as people had hoped and he's starting to lose more looks to Early Doucet. Seattle has a top-15 pass defense this season and Roberts with competition for looks, it's tough to see a breakout here.

Todd Heap

Heap may be at the top of the tight end depth chart, but he seems to lack any chemistry with quarterback Kevin Kolb. Jeff King has caught a TD in each of the last 2 weeks and Heap could find himself blocking more than catching passes.

Jay Feely

Feely has yet to connect on a field goal this season, although he is 7-of-7 on extra points. The Cardinals offense should be able to move the ball this week, which could give Feely an opportunity to score.

The Arizona defense was able to pick off Rex Grossman twice last week, but they only recorded a single sack. The Seattle offense is a bit of a mess right now, which means the Cardinals' defense should have a betting showing.

Tarvaris Jackson

Jackson has struggled to consistently move the Seahawks' offense down field this season, but he should have an easier time this week against the Cardinals, who gave up huge yardage to Cam Newton in Week 1 and nearly 300 yards to Rex Grossman last week.

Justin Forsett

The Seahawks' rushing attack is a mess right now and Forsett isn't going to be given any more carries as long as Marshawn Lynch remains healthy. Even if there are more touches this week, there isn't much breakout potential.

Marshawn Lynch

Lynch has 44 yards in two games this season while averaging only 2.3 YPC. On the bright side, the Cardinals' run defense is not as good as the two he's already faced, so there is at least some upside potential.

Sidney Rice

Rice continues to battle back from a shoulder injury, but should make his debut this week against the Cardinals. His return can't come soon enough, as Tavaris Jackson has struggled to get the passing game going.

Mike Williams

Williams is another receiver that just doesn't seem to be on the same page as quarterback Tarvaris Jackson. The Cardinals' defense could give Williams some openings, but he hasn't gotten enough targets to think he could have a big breakout performance.

Zach Miller

Miller has been quiet this season and isn't on the same page as Tarvaris Jackson yet. The Cardinals' defense should allow for a few more opportunities, but it's difficult to see Miller taking advantage.

Steven Hauschka

The Seahawks' offense was dominated last week by the Steelers' defense, which meant that Hauschka was completely shut out. He will likely get at least one attempt this week against the Cardinals and it could be more.

The Seahawks defense has been decent so far this year, but they will have their hands full with Larry Fitzgerald this week. They really struggled stopping Ben Roethlisberger and the same fate could occur with Kevin Kolb.