Game Info
Kickoff: Sunday, October 4, 2026, 1:00 PM ET
Location: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
Network: CBS
Arizona Cardinals
Quarterback
Jacoby Brissett: SIT, QB2 (Startable in Superflex)
Jacoby Brissett has over 275 passing yards in two of three starts and is coming off his first multi-touchdown game of the season. Granted, it took 52 pass attempts in Week 3 to get to 280 yards, but I guess it still counts, right? The Giants are a middle-of-the-road matchup, and Brissett is a middle-of-the-road Superflex start.
Running Back
Jeremiyah Love: START, RB2
Tyler Allgeier: FLEX
Bam Knight: SIT
It took a whopping three weeks, but Jeremiyah Love has officially taken over this backfield. Week 3 saw the rookie handle 21 totes of the rock, one more than his first two weeks combined. He answered the extra workload and career-high five targets with 21.9 fantasy points and his second career touchdown. Love officially has 61% of the team’s carries on the season and 58% of the red zone work. The Giants are a top-10 fantasy matchup, pushing Love up to high-end RB2 territory.
Wide Receiver
Michael Wilson: START, WR2
Kendrick Bourne: SIT
Marvin Harrison Jr: SIT
I give up. Michael Wilson is the Cardinals WR1. How can anyone say otherwise? Wilson’s handling a 27% target share, 44% of the air yards, and saw 17 targets versus the Niners. SEVENTEEN. Marvin Harrison Jr., on the other hand, has a 7% target share and saw just five targets in a game where Jacoby Brissett threw the ball over 50 times.
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Tight End
Trey McBride: START, TE1
Leading all tight ends in catches and points, it’s easy to see why Trey McBride should be in your starting lineup every week. It’s easy to see why he’s the Cheese Danish at Starbucks. Not flashy, just consistently good.
Defense/Special Teams
Arizona Cardinals: STREAMER
New York Giants
Quarterback
Jameis Winston: SIT
You’re not starting Jameis for fantasy, and the addition of JJ McCarthy makes it entirely possible he just gets benched if the first half goes poorly.
Running Back
Cam Skattebo: START, RB2
Najee Harris: SIT
Tyrone Tracy Jr.: SIT
Cam Skattebo has 67% of the carries and 69% of them in the end zone. He’s even seeing about three targets a game. The problem is, the 3.5 yards per carry is turning that into a mere 59 rushing yards per game and a single score. Skatt’s a volume-based RB2.
Wide Receiver
Malik Nabers: START, WR2
Malachi Fields: SIT
Darnell Mooney: SIT
If it wasn’t for the top five matchup, I’d have a hard time not ranking Malik Nabers as a WR3. With the Jameis (and now JJ McCarthy) question mark at quarterback, Nabers’ floor is a whole lot lower than it was entering the season.
Tight End
Isaiah Likely: START, TE1
A 28% target share would likely make any tight end startable. Isaiah Likely also has a favorable matchup, with Arizona allowing the sixth most points to the position.
Defense/Special Teams
New York Giants: SIT
The Giants have one sack on the season and just lost Brandon Burns to a torn ACL.