OUR FANHOUSE TOOLBAR INTEGRATES THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS INTO YOUR WEB BROWSER AND INSTALLS IN SECONDS.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE TOOLBAR HERE.

Fantasy Football

Beanie Wells Lands in a Superb Fantasy Situation With the Arizona Cardinals

The Arizona Cardinals, for years, have been "fantasy death." But recently, a resuscitation in the desert allowed the Cardinals to suddenly become valuable to fantasy owners. They drafted Beanie Wells of Ohio State in the first round on Saturday, and that's only more good news for fantasy owners.

See, Wells was supposed to land in a situation that would involve him sharing carries. Instead, word on the street is that Edgerrin James will be released and, if that happens, Wells will find himself in a fantastic situation.

Injuries are a concern with Wells, but here's the good news: because the Cardinals pass so much, there's tons of room to run and he doesn't have to be a total workhorse. For further example, look at what Tim Hightower did last year, emerging as a fantasy stud.

So, presuming James is released, go ahead and pencil in Wells as "that guy" who you want to draft in the sixth to seventh round in a Matt Forte kind of way. He's got the talent, and if he stays healthy, he's a perfect RB3/Flex option that will be relatively cheap.

Related Articles

Fantasy Football Player Rankings

Fantasy Football Position Rankings

Latest Fantasy Football Notes

  • Chris Davis (WR)
    Davis was released by the Titans on Friday, the Tennessean reports.
  • Kendall Simmons (G)
    The Patriots have released Simmons, the Boston Globe reports.
  • Jarvis Green (DE) NE
    Green, who recently had his knee scoped, said he will not play next week against the Colts and added he will miss "a few weeks," the Boston Globe reports. "The knee feels pretty good," Green said. "Rehab is going good. We are taking it one day at a time. [The surgery] was something that had to be done. I have been playing with it for about four weeks, so it got worse and worse. Weve got a lot of football left and it makes sense."
  • Lawrence Timmons (LB) PIT
    Timmons (ankle) returned to practice Friday, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports.
  • Ryan Clark (S) PIT
    The Steelers will not make a formal announcement on whether or not Clark will play in Week 9, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
  • Read More Notes»

-->

Featured Voices