Should i play crabtree this week

Carr is coming off easily his worst game of the year versus the Washington Redskins on Sunday Night Football in Week 3.

He struggled with his accuracy and rarely looked comfortable behind a constantly collapsing pocket. Cooper has been dealing with a bad case of the drops this season. To be fair, it was going to be very difficult to put up a ton of yards through the air on Denver in Mile High. The Broncos might have the best cornerback trio in football in Chris Harris Jr.

Oakland has to be extremely careful with the football and play a solid ball game defensively like it did in the first two weeks. If Oakland can go into Mile High and get a big victory sans Crabtree, that would make for one of the most impressive wins in the NFL this week. Something went wrong. WR Michael Crabtree likely to play in Week 2 vs.

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RB Chase Edmonds expected to miss game vs. The Cardinals trotted out four wide receivers in the starting lineup, but Larry Fitzgerald, Christian Kirk and Damiere Byrd all saw at least 93 percent of the offensive snaps while Crabtree and rookie KeeSean Johnson were relegated to 32 percent apiece. The sparse usage resulted in just two receptions on three targets for 13 yards for Crabtree, who was making his debut with the team.

Perhaps his workload will increase as he becomes more familiar with coach Kliff Kingsbury's scheme, but the top wideout trio seems entrenched at the moment, hurting Crabtree's fantasy viability. Crabtree is active for Sunday's contest at Baltimore, Darren Urban of the Cardinals ' official site reports. As expected, Crabtree will take the field Week 2 after being a healthy scratch in the regular-season opener. It's unclear if Crabtree will supplant KeeSean Johnson or Damiere Byrd in the wide receiver pecking order, but the veteran appears poised to be the third or fourth option behind Larry Fitzgerald and Christian Kirk.

Crabtree is expected to play Week 2 in Baltimore, Darren Urban of the Cardinals ' official site reports. Crabtree signed with the Cardinals on Aug.

Coach Kliff Kingsbury expects the veteran wideout to suit up for the second game of the regular season, facing the team he played for last year. It isn't clear if Crabtree will directly replace one of those players or merely be another body in the rotation. Crabtree coach's decision is listed as inactive Sunday versus the Lions, Darren Urban of the Cardinals ' official site reports. Although Crabtree joined the Cardinals late in the preseason, he opened the season as the No.

With such a listing, he was expected to be a starting wide receiver in Kliff Kingsbury's pro version of the Air Raid, but apparently he doesn't deem the veteran ready for Week 1. Crabtree is listed as a starter on the Cardinals ' first depth chart for the regular season, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

To that end, coach Kliff Kingsbury said last week that he wasn't sure if Crabtree would be ready for the regular-season opener Sunday against the Lions. The depth chart doesn't provide an answer, but the decision to keep Crabtree on the man roster suggests he'll eventually have a role on offense, considering he's never been a factor on special teams. Rookie second-round pick Andy Isabella checks in at the very bottom. Crabtree signed with the team last Wednesday and was held out of the final two preseason games.

This shouldn't come as much of a surprise considering Crabtree just signed with the team Wednesday. The Cardinals ' lack of veteran depth at the position aside from Larry Fitzgerald likely means the soon-to-be year-old should have a spot on the man roster if he can impress during the final few weeks of training camp, but he'll have just one exhibition game to do so with Saturday's latest designation. Crabtree agreed Wednesday with the Cardinals on a one-year deal, Darren Urban of the team's official site reports.

Crabtree worked out with Arizona earlier in August, but it took a couple weeks before the two sides could come to terms on a deal. The veteran wide receiver had 54 catches for yards and three touchdowns on targets in Baltimore last season. He's expected to fill a depth role as a member of the Cardinals, the fourth stop of his NFL career.