LaFleur: We didn't throw the ball for crap anyway

LaFleur: We didn't throw the ball for crap anyway

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Key Points:

  • Harrison had minimal impact in the Cardinals' recent game, with only one catch and limited targets, making him a boom-bust FLEX option in fantasy football rather than a reliable starter.
  • Despite an apparent injury scare involving his back and possibly his ankle, Harrison returned to practice as the WR1 and appears healthy for now, though the situation remains somewhat unclear.
  • There is ongoing competition between Harrison and Michael Wilson for the Cardinals' WR1 role, complicated by the presence of tight end Trey McBride, who commands significant targets in the offense.
  • Harrison has a history of injuries, including heel issues, appendicitis, and a concussion last season, which have limited his availability and production; his coach has indicated he might continue playing through injuries if possible.
  • With Harrison currently dealing with a heel injury and limited recent production, fantasy managers are advised to prioritize Michael Wilson and Trey McBride over Harrison for Week 18 and potentially beyond.

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