Arizona Cardinals Fantasy Football Forecasts: Week 5

by CardsFan08 on Oct 10, 2009 5:30 PM MDT

The Week 3 Arizona Cardinals Fantasy Football Player of the week: WR Anquan Boldin (81).

The last time the Arizona Cardinals took the field was Sunday Night Football versus the Indianapolis Colts. With all eyes on Arizona offense to continue it's high flying attack, the fantasy star of the night was Boldin with 6 receptions for 83 yards and 1 TD.

With the Arizona Cardinals healthy and rested coming off a bye week they are eager to take the field and prove that the results of the Colts game is a thing of the past. Some key points are the Anquan Boldin is not listed on the injury list, and while Steve Breaston is listed as questionable all sources point to him playing tomorrow.

As per the settings of the Revenge of the Birds Fantasy Football Leagues on ESPN.com, this is the Fantasy Football Forecast for our Arizona Cardinals and Injury Report:

Player	Playing Status	Prev Wk Pts	Projected Pts	Own %
Kurt Warner, QB	Probable	8	13	99.7(-0.3)
Larry Fitztgerald, WR		7	12	100
Anquan Bodlin, WR		14	5	100
Steve Breaston, WR	Questionable	9	5	72.6(-7.7)
Jerheme Urban, WR		1	3	0.1
Early Doucet, WR		0	0	0
Tim Hightower, RB		2	17	92.1(-.2)
Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB		0	3	65.1(-15.4)
Cardinals D/ST		-18	4	8.7(-2.1)
Neil Rackers		4	18	65.4(-5.2)
Matt Leinart		0	0	0.7(-0.2)

Fantasy player news and analysis after the jump.

Fantasy Player News

Anquan Boldin - Even though fully healthy for the first time this season, ESPN.com is projecting Boldin to only have 52 yards in this weeks game. I think Q is should have a TD as well with those 52 yards. ROTB Projection: 11 points

Tim Hightower - Expected to have a big day against the Texans run defense. ROTB Projection: 15 points

Neil Rackers - With a projected 18 points due to both offenses preferring the pass and having outstanding receivers. This could be a great week for Rackers owners. ROTB Projection: 12 points

Projected Week 3 Arizona Cardinals Fantasy Football Player of the week: RB Tim Hightower