Fehoko snagged a scoring pass from Brissett, showcasing a spark in limited action. The catch hints at a potential week-to-week role in the Cardinals’ pass game if Brissett remains involved or Murray misses time. Fehoko’s red-zone presence could provide a floor in deeper leagues if his opportunity increases.

Fehoko snagged the Cardinals’ early 11-play drive TD and stood out as a downfield option, reinforcing Arizona’s willingness to test young receivers in a rotation. In fantasy, Fehoko could surface in deeper formats if he continues to show as a reliable target on big plays.

Fehoko returns from quad injury and is in the mix for the fifth or sixth WR spot. Guaranteed money and length help his case, and he can contribute on special teams beyond receiving duties. The competition with Weaver for one roster spot is tight and could hinge on special-teams value.

Fehoko’s quad injury creates a clear hold on his roster fate, but his path to the active roster remains. If he’s healthy, Fehoko offers upside as a big-bodied red-zone option and kick return candidate, potentially carving out a meaningful weekly role with Wilson and Weaver pressing behind the top trio.

Fehoko sat with a quad issue, trimming the receiving corps’ immediate depth. The absence highlights competition behind the top targets and could thrust reserve receivers into meaningful opportunities that may translate to fantasy gains if injuries linger or early-season roles crystallize.