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.

Miami's cornerback overhaul has flipped a preseason weakness into a real strength. Jack Jones, Rasul Douglas and Cornell Armstrong have formed a productive trio after a wave of late-signings and practice-squad moves. Jones's goal-line fumble? stripped away by design, a symbol of a unit that finally respects its roles.

Despite a 122.9 passer rating allowed, the group is buoyed by a veteran presence (Douglas) and a red-hot playmaker (Jones). With a matchup at Carolina on deck, fantasy bettors should note the sustained turnover-creating defense and the potential for continued nickel versatility from Armstrong as Kohou recovers.

Cardinals held a bonus Monday practice after the mini-bye, with five players absent: Benson, Wilson, Campbell, Robinson and Fehoko. Benson is day-to-day; Wilson left with an ankle issue but returned; Robinson chest; Fehoko in concussion protocol; Campbell possibly rested.

Johnson and Jones worked in the open portion, and Nichols had his PUP window opened in anticipation of activation from last year’s neck injury.