The Arizona Cardinals have a much different receiver room than they did to start the season. The three players who started the season as the guys who would get significant playing time are out. They traded Marvin Harrison Jr. and lost Michael Wilson and Kendrick Bourne to injuries. Wilson is out for the season and it is unknown whether Bourne will be back.
They also lost Jalen Brooks for the season as well.
The four receivers on the active roster are now these guys:
- Simi Fehoko
- Reggie Virgil
- Devin Duvernay
- Harroson Wallace III
Between them, they have a total of eight catches for 93 yards.
Virgil and Wallace are rookies, so they haven't had catches previously. But Fehoko and Duvernay haven't been productive receivers in recent years. Fehoko has 11 career receptions, and Duvernay has a total of 21 in the last
four seasons.
Head coach Mike LaFleur seemed to suggest that veteran Zay Jones, on the practice squad, could be up this weekend to play. And while Jones has 307 career catches, in the two years with the Cardinals before this season, he had a total of 20.
It will be rookie quarterback Carson Beck's first NFL action on Sunday when he starts against the Rams. He definitely doesn't have any proven help at receiver. We will have to wait and see where the receiving production comes from.
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