Arizona's season hit a rough stretch, slipping to 1-4 after a late loss to Tennessee. Harrison Jr. flashed with 98 receiving yards, but the Cardinals’ WR room remains thin beyond him and Trey McBride. Demercado’s 76-yard TD was wasted by a late fumble, underscoring costly self-inflicted mistakes.

Injuries gutted the backfield—James Conner out for the year and Trey Benson sidelined—deepening depth concerns. With trade chatter heating up around a back like Breece Hall and secondary upgrades needed beyond Will Johnson and Max Melton, the Cardinals may rethink coaching adjustments as they chase cohesion and wins.

Week 5's panic list centers on Harrison Jr., McConkey, and Kamara. Harrison Jr. has shown flashes but remains inconsistent as Arizona leans on McBride, tempering his fantasy ceiling. McConkey trails Johnston and Allen in targets, making Week 5 a start/sit puzzle. Kamara, while productive, runs on a Saints offense that struggles to finish drives, capping his upside.

Owners should monitor game scripts and consider opportunistic moves; Harrison Jr. could rebound if Murray starts stretching the field, Kamara could surges with red-zone opportunities if the offense shifts, and McConkey still has 1-2 boom weeks left if he carves out a clearer role in a crowded Chargers pass game.