Cardinals’ Thursday injury report ahead of the Titans game shows Zay Jones and Simi Fehoko clearing concussion protocol, returning to practice, while Darius Robinson remains out with a pectoral. Evan Brown, Greg Dortch, Jon Gaines II, Will Hernandez, and Will Johnson were limited; Kelvin Beachum rested. Bilal Nichols on PUP/neck; Trey Benson on IR (eighth Cardinal eligible to return). Titans’ note: Mike Brown, Blake Hance, JC Latham listed for non-participation with others noted.

Arizona faces Week 5 with backfield uncertainty after Conner and Benson exit, while Beachum returns and Fehoko and Jones clear concussion hurdles, potentially boosting the Arizona offense. Titans list multiple DNPs but get Pollard and Simmons back from rest, shifting defensive and RB depth considerations. Fantasy angles center on Knight/Emari/Mike Carter sharing early Week 5 workload for the Cards, and the Titans leaning on depth along the line and at receiver.

Week 4 injury notes reshape cards and Seahawks fantasy outlooks. Zay Jones is out with a concussion for the Cardinals, and Will Johnson is doubtful, thinning the receiving corps as several others are listed as questionable. Arizona also has a handful of solid contributors dealing with minor or rest-related issues. Seattle released Robbie Ouzts to IR, while Anthony Bradford and Zach Charbonnet headline active concerns; multiple defenders and receivers on both sides are in limbo, affecting lineup decisions and DFS targets.

Seattle’s Week 4 injury report clears the path for a healthier defense as Devon Witherspoon returns to full participation alongside Leonard Williams, boosting the Seahawks’ secondary for Thursday’s showdown with Arizona. Robbie Ouzts moves to IR, Anthony Bradford returns from a back issue, and Brady Russell steps in at fullback behind a retooled line. Arizona lists Zay Jones out with a concussion and a host of day-to-day linemen and backs, creating mixed fantasy upside and risk across both teams.

Arizona Cardinals place James Conner on IR with a season-ending foot issue and promote Demontrey Jacobs from the practice squad to bolster the tackle spot. If Paris Johnson and Kelvin Beachum can’t go, rookie Josh Fryar is a primary candidate to start at left tackle, with Jonah Williams shifting sides. The 52-man active roster leaves room for moves, including potential returns from PUP, as the team prepares for Seattle. Additional practice squad shuffles underline depth concerns on both lines and defense.