Andy Isabella Fantasy

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Andy Isabella, a second-round pick last year, is the likely favorite for the No. 4 job behind DeAndre Hopkins, Larry Fitzgerald and Christian Kirk, in the opinion of NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal. The good news for Isabella is that head coach Kliff Kingsbury employs a lot of four-receiver sets. The bad news is that fellow second-year wideouts Hakeem Butler and KeeSean Johnson will be nipping at his heels if he starts out slow. Isabella caught just nine of 13 targets for 189 yards and two touchdowns in 15 games (one start) in his rookie season, with 88 of those yards coming on a long touchdown against San Francisco. He's more of a dynasty stash than redraft target.

May. 21st • 5:23 PM

Arizona Cardinals wide receivers Andy Isabella (a second-round pick in 2019), Hakeem Butler (fourth round) and KeeSean Johnson (sixth round) didn't have very positive rookie seasons last year, but the team continues to believe in their abilities. "We liked a lot of the receivers in the draft," head coach Kliff Kingsbury said, "but we also like the guys we took last year." There may still be upside in each of the trio, but the fact remains that DeAndre Hopkins, Christian Kirk and Larry Fitzgerald will command the vast majority of the 2020 passing targets, leaving Isabella, Butler and Johnson with scraps. But there could be opportunity, considering Kingsbury's willingness to play four receivers at a time. Still, the trio of second-year wideouts in Arizona aren't really attractive in redraft leagues going into 2020.

May. 14th • 7:13 PM

Arizona Cardinals wide receivers Christian Kirk (ankle) and Andy Isabella (shoulder) were both limited in practice on Wednesday. Both players should be on track to play in Week 15 against the Browns, but we'll keep an eye on their status the rest of the week. Kirk had eight catches on nine targets for 85 yards in the loss to the Steelers last week. He'll be an upside WR2 if he's able to play this weekend against Cleveland alongside Larry Fitzgerald. Other than his 88-yard touchdown catch on Halloween against the 49ers, Isabella has done very little (8-185-1) in his rookie season. He's purely a dynasty stash for his long-term upside.

Dec. 11th • 5:30 PM