Sit/Start 2025 Week 7: Reviewing All Fantasy Relevant Players in Every Game

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Kickoff: Sunday, October 19, 2025, 4:25 PM ET

Location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale, AZ

Network: FOX

Green Bay Packers

Quarterback

Jordan Love: START, QB1

Jordan Love is becoming the QB1 McDouble. He’s not playing poorly; the Packers defense is playing so well that he doesn’t have to air it out much. The only game that Green Bay gave up over 20 points just happened to be Love’s only 300+ yard, three-touchdown game. He’s as safe a start as they come, but his ceiling is capped with the Packers defense shutting teams down.

Running Back

Josh Jacobs: START, RB1

You don’t need me to tell you to start Josh Jacobs, but did you know he shares a hometown (Tulsa, OK) with country music legend Garth Brooks?

Wide Receiver

Romeo Doubs: START, WR3
Matthew Golden: START, WR3
Dontayvion Wicks: SIT

Green Bay’s receivers are always a headache to try to decipher, but their roles could be clearing up a bit, at least until Christian Watson and Jayden Reed return. Romeo Doubs leads the team in targets and has developed a solid floor with some spike week potential. Matthew Golden is easily the most talented of the bunch and has three straight games of 10+ points. He has the highest ceiling of the active receivers, but the lowest floor as well. Dontayvion Wicks is a wide receiver.

Tight End

Tucker Kraft: START, TE1

Tucker Kraft has his lowest target total of the season against the Bengals, but he made the most of it, turning his two targets into 43 yards and a touchdown. He’s a good bet to bounce back against a Cardinals defense that allows the seventh most points to the position.

Defense/Special Teams

Green Bay Packers: START

The Packers defense has held four of five opponents to under 20 points.

Arizona Cardinals

Quarterback

~~Kyler Murray~~
Jacoby Brissett: SIT

Close your eyes. Imagine what a Jacoby Brissett start would look like. And there ya go: 27 of 44 for 312 yards, 2 TDs, and 2 interceptions. That’s pretty much exactly what happened—he has a big arm, but he struggled under pressure. His two touchdowns were nice; one was a great jump ball to Trey McBride. He was involving Marvin Harrison Jr. early, but unfortunately, Brissett left the game with a concussion in the second quarter and didn’t return. There’s no word when Kyler Murray may return, but while he’s out, Brissett is a solid Superflex Starter with a decent floor but minimal ceiling.

Running Back

Bam Knight: FLEX, RB3
Michael Carter: SIT
Emari Demercado: SIT

Close your eyes. Imagine a chaotic backfield, and there you go. The Cardinals’ backfield is a total headache. It was reported that Bam Knight would be the lead back, and it was technically true: he played 49% of snaps to Michael Carter‘s 46%. Carter, however, started the game and saw five targets while running 20 routes to Knight’s 14 routes. Look at the final stat lines: Knight had 11 carries for 46 yards and a TD, but Carter’s higher usage in the passing game means this is a tight timeshare. This backfield is a nightmare until Trey Benson returns. Knight and Carter are both volatile FLEX plays whose usage will fluctuate week to week. You simply cannot trust the coaching staff. Emari Demercado is an afterthought (4 carries, 13 yards) and, honestly, droppable.

Wide Receiver

Marvin Harrison Jr.
Zay Jones: SIT
Michael Wilson: SIT
Greg Dortch: SIT

Marvin Harrison Jr. looked good early, but his day was cut short. After a tough 21-yard catch, his head bounced off the turf, and a concussion was confirmed. I’d expect him to miss at least one game. Zay Jones became Brissett’s favorite WR, going 8 targets for 5 catches and 79 yards. Michael Wilson grabbed his typical mediocre stat line of 4 catches for 44 yards. With or without MHJ active, do not start any other Cardinals pass catcher. There is no upside and no certainty where the targets will go.