Huddle Up: Tyler Allgeier and Bam Knight would be Week 1 streamers if Love can't go. James Conner went on IR with a foot injury. If Love is able to make it back, he'd be a midrange RB1 option against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Huddle Up: With Conner out of the picture, rookie Jeremiyah Love is expected to serve as the top running back for the Cardinals, while Tyler Allgeier serves as the primary backup. It appears Bam Knight will be the RB3 for now, at least until Conner is healthy enough to return. Conner is still worth scooping up in the final rounds on draft day, especially if you have IR spots. However, it might take an injury or struggles by Love before Conner regains any fantasy relevance.

Huddle Up: Conner was in line for a small offensive role season since the team added two running backs this offseason, but it seems he may not be ready for the season. Jeremiyah Love should see a majority of snaps at running back and will be a weekly starting option when healthy. Tyler Allgeier should also see a decent amount of touches during games and can be a No. 4 or No. 5 running back in leagues.

Huddle Up: Benson went unclaimed on waivers, and it's possible he gets an injury settlement to explore other opportunities. It's safe to say Benson shouldn't be on any fantasy manager's radar right now.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to see if Love will be able to practice in the week leading up to Week 1. He is expected to have a big role in the offense this season but may miss some time depending on his injured ankle. He will be a weekly starting option when healthy, but players should have a backup plan ready in case he misses a game or two.

Huddle Up: Benson has battled injuries throughout his first two NFL seasons, and the fact that he is still dealing with knee issues is a major concern. Throw in the additions of Tyler Allgeier and Jeremiyah Love to the backfield, and Benson may be an afterthought in the offense.

Huddle Up: The injury isn't expected to be a long-term issue, according to head coach Mike LaFleur, but it looks like he'll need another day or two before he returns to the field.

Huddle Up: Love is expected to miss the rest of the preseason, but he remains good for the regular season at this point. He can be an RB1 if he is healthy enough for the whole season.

Huddle Up: It sounds like the ankle injury is a little more serious than initially expected, and the Cardinals will almost certainly play it safe with their first-round pick and keep him sidelined until he is fully healthy. It wouldn't be a surprise to see Love miss a regular season game or two, which would open the door for Tyler Allgeier and James Conner.

Huddle Up: Conner is part of a crowded backfield, so it is not known how he will be used in the offense when healthy. He seems to be behind Jeremiyah Love and Tyler Allgeier on the depth chart and can probably be avoided in most leagues at this point.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation to see if Love is in any danger of missing the regular season opener. He will be a weekly starting option if healthy, but Tyler Allgeier and James Conner will have more fantasy value if Love misses time.

Huddle Up: Love was impressive in his preseason debut, piling up 72 total yards on 14 touches. Even with Tyler Allgeier lurking, Love could still be in the RB1 mix this season.

Huddle Up: Allgeier was in the mix early in the preseason contest, and even if Jeremiyah Love ultimately becomes the lead back, it continues to seem like Allgeier will have a role in the offense. Allgeier could be a legitimate flex candidate, and at worst, he should be a priority handcuff for Love.

Huddle Up: Wilson emerged as a Arizona's top target last season while Marvin Harrison Jr. was sidelined, topping 1,000 yards. Whether or not Wilson can produce the same numbers with Harrison healthy remains to be seen, but he has likely earned a bigger role and should at least by a flex candidate.

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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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.