Fantasy Player Projections

John Skelton

Skelton will start in Week 14, and the Cardinals are officially spinning their wheels. None of their quarterbacks are gaining much confidence. Steer clear of this situation.

Beanie Wells

Wells rushed 15 times for just 22 yards against the Jets, and he didn't even lead the team in rushing, with Rashad Johnson getting 40 yards on a fake punt. Wells likely will be a tweener RB2/RB3 for the remainder of the fantasy season.

William Powell

Powell had the second-most carries (four) for the Cardinals against the Jets in Week 13. That led to 18 rushing yards as Beanie Wells' backup. This entire offense is in trouble; the starters are barely worth owning right now, let alone the backups.

Andre Roberts

An ankle injury kept Roberts out of the Cardinals' Week 13 game, but he should return in Week 14. He caught five passes for 54 yards and a touchdown against the Seahawks in Week 1, but the Cardinals' quarterback situation is too crazy to rely on right now.

Larry Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald had one catch for 23 yards against the Jets in Week 13. He needs much better quarterback play before he can return to WR1 fantasy status again. He caught four passes for 63 yards against Seattle in Week 1, and he'd be lucky to come close to that in Week 14.

Rob Housler

After a breakout Week 12, Housler fizzled with four catches for just 15 yards at the Jets in Week 13. Granted, his four catches led the team, but he's unreliable right now as a fantasy tight end.

Jay Feely

Feely made two field goals against the Jets in Week 13 and scored the Cardinals' only points of the day. The Cardinals just don’t get into scoring position enough to warrant using Feely in fantasy play.

The Cardinals' defense had a big game against the Jets, forcing three interceptions, three sacks and allowing seven points. They allowed just 16 points to the Seahawks in Week 1, but they remain a borderline fantasy start this week.

Russell Wilson

Wilson threw for 293 yards and two touchdowns in an overtime win at Chicago in Week 13. He has at least two touchdown passes in his past five games, compared to just one interception. He also had 71 rushing yards. It’s time to look at him as a regular borderline fantasy starter.

Marshawn Lynch

Coming off one of his worst fantasy games of the season, Lynch rushed for 87 yards and a touchdown in an overtime win at Chicago in Week 13. He now has a touchdown in four of his past five games.

Robert Turbin

Turbin had just one touch at Chicago in Week 13, as the Seahawks leaned mostly on Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson. Leon Washington also got a couple of carries. Fantasy owners shouldn't view Turbin as anything more than a handcuff for now.

Sidney Rice

Rice led the Seahawks in Week 13 at Chicago, with six catches for 99 yards and the winning touchdown in overtime. He got popped on the final play, however, so check his status regularly this week. He has six touchdowns in his past seven games and deserves attention as a WR2 in fantasy play.

Golden Tate

Tate caught five passes for 96 yards and a pivotal touchdown near the end of regulation against the Bears in Week 13. Tate has scored in three of his past four games, and fantasy owners should consider him as a decent WR3 in most leagues.

Zach Miller

Miller caught two passes for seven yards at Chicago. Eight players caught at least one ball in Week 13, and Miller just isn't a huge part of this offense.

Steven Hauschka

Hauschka made his only field-goal attempt, and he kicked two extra points in an overtime win at Chicago Sunday. He has just one field goal total in his past three games; fantasy owners should look elsewhere.

Seattle allowed 17 points and 365 total yards to the Bears in a Week 13 overtime win. The Seahwaks also registered just one sack, with no forced turnovers. The Cardinals are in rough offensive shape these days, though, so the Seahawks should dominate on defense.