Huddle Up: The Cardinals have an extra preseason game, so Love should see some snaps in the remaining preseason games. He may not start right away but should have a solid role in the offensive when the regular season starts. He will likely be a starting option in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Wilson leveled up considerably in his third NFL season, almost doubling his previous two seasons' worth of targets (129) with a 126-target, 78-catch, 1,006-yard campaign. The big fantasy draft decision for managers is the Cardinals' Wilson and Marvin Harrison Jr., as both should have a prominent role in the Cardinals' passing game next to tight end superstar Trey McBride. Consider Wilson a low-end WR3 for fantasy football with plenty of upside to more than pay off his middle-round ADP in 2026.

Huddle Up: Allgeier is likely listed as the starter since he is the veteran, but Jeremiyah Love is expected to be the starter when the regular season starts. Love will be a weekly starting fantasy option in leagues, but Allgeier could be a No. 4 or No. 5 back on fantasy teams.

Huddle Up: After Arizona selected Jeremiyah Love third overall, it would be a surprise to see Allgeier receive a bigger workload than the rookie when the season begins. That being said, it seems like Allgeier is going to be a big part of the running back rotation, and at worst, he needs to be considered the primary handcuff for Love.

Huddle Up: Love is expected to be the starting running back for the Cardinals this season, but Allgeier has a chance to have a solid role in the offense. Love will likely be a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues, while Allgeier can be at least a No. 4 fantasy back.

Huddle Up: Although it doesn't sound like either injury is serious, it is worth keeping an eye on Harrison's status in the coming days. If Harrison were to miss time at any point this season, Michael Wilson showed last year that he can more than fill the void.

Huddle Up: Brissett, who will turn 34 in December, may have gone 1-11 as the Cardinals' starting quarterback in 2025, but he was very solid for fantasy football. With 3,366 passing yards and 23 touchdowns in 14 games, Brissett will get the chance to build off that in 2026 with the starting gig in Week 1. For fantasy, Brissett is a streaming fantasy QB with upside, but Arizona does figure to be among the worst teams in football, so touchdown scoring could be more scarce than last season.

Huddle Up: McBride has emerged as one of the premier tight ends in the NFL, but it doesn't sound like he is resting on his previous accomplishments. Even if McBride can't match his incredible stat line from last season, he should still be one of the best fantasy options at the tight end position in 2026.

Huddle Up: Brissett's representatives are involved in negotiations with the Cardinals on a new contract that is expected to contain more guaranteed money than his current deal. The 33-year-old veteran will serve as Arizona's starting quarterback but should only be viewed as a QB2 option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: He just turned 24 and could still provide value for the roster. He's just stuck behind Jeremiyah Love, Tyler Allgeier and possibly James Conner. He has little fantasy luster for now unless roster moves or injuries occur.

Huddle Up: Now 31, he's behind Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier. It's hard to see him making the team and/or contributing at a fantasy-relevant level.

Huddle Up: Brissett will be a QB2 in fantasy as the Cardinals' starter and will be a matchup play in traditional leagues.

Huddle Up: Brissett is looking for a new contract but reported for camp since he will likely be the starting quarterback for the Cardinals in 2026. Fantasy players can keep an eye on his situation but should consider him a No. 2 fantasy quarterback.

Huddle Up: Brissett is working through a contract deal that is expected to get done, so fantasy players need not worry. What is worth worrying about is the Cardinals' offense, so he is not an ideal option for players in 2026.

Huddle Up: Brissett will be a QB2/matchup play no matter what. But his baseline will drastically affect McBride as a TE1 and Harrison as a WR2 or WR3 possibility.

Huddle Up: While Love didn't work exclusively with the starters, the rookie is expected to be the lead back for Arizona. That being said, the Cardinals do have several options at running back, which could cap Love's upside a bit, at least in his first season. Love should still be a quality RB2 with the ability to deliver some RB1 performances.

Huddle Up: Brissett skipped optional offseason workouts because of the contract situation but appeared at the team's mandatory minicamp earlier this month to avoid getting fined by the Cardinals, although he did not participate in on-field work. Although he tops Arizona's depth chart at quarterback, he should only be viewed as a QB2 option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Wilson emerged as Arizona's No. 1 option last season after Marvin Harrison Jr. went down with an injury, and he was able to eclipse 1,000 yards while catching seven touchdowns. His workload will almost certainly decrease with Harrison back in the mix, but Wilson should at least be a WR4 in 2026.

Huddle Up: The Cardinals have several options at running back, but Love should be the leading candidate for the job since the team selected him with the third overall pick in the draft. He will see a majority of the work if he stays healthy and should be a weekly starting option in all leagues.

Huddle Up: The Cardinals drafted Jeremiyah Love, but Conner could still have a solid role if the team does not think Love is ready for a full workload. Fantasy players should monitor his role during training camp because he can be a No. 3 or No. 4 fantasy back depending on the role.

Huddle Up: Brissett skipped offseason workouts because of his contract situation but did report for the minicamp. He is the leading candidate for the starting quarterback job still and will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback if he starts.

Huddle Up: Love should have an impactful role in the offense right away, so he is unlikely to see many kick return chances during games. He should take over the starting job at some point during the season and can be at least a No. 2 running back in leagues.

Huddle Up: Brissett has skipped offseason workouts because of his contract situation but did report for the minicamp. He is the leading candidate for the starting quarterback job still and will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback if he starts.

Huddle Up: While Duvernay hopes to be more involved in the passing game, he finds himself in a receivers room with Michael Wilson, Marvin Harrison Jr. and veteran Kendrick Bourne, so the targets might be hard to come by, especially when Trey McBride is also factored in at tight end, and rookie running back Jeremiyah Love is looking to establish himself, too. For fantasy purposes, Duvernay will help the Cardinals D/ST way more than he will be useful as an individual option. He could be useful in leagues which reward individual return yardage, however.

Huddle Up: Brissett is the Cardinals' only option at quarterback at this point in the offseason. The team also has Gardner Minshew and Carson Beck, but neither has played in the system. Regardless, the Cardinals quarterback situation should be avoided in fantasy, barring injuries.

Huddle Up: He did not attend any of the team's prior voluntary OTAs or the voluntary offseason program because of disappointment over his current contract situation. Jacoby Brissett