Eno Benjamin Fantasy

Arizona Cardinals running back Eno Benjamin (groin) returned to a full practice on Friday and was removed from the final injury report ahead of the Week 11 game against the Seattle Seahawks. Running back Jonathan Ward was unable to clear the concussion protocol and was officially ruled out. With Chase Edmonds (ankle) still on Injured Reserve, Benjamin will continue to serve as James Conner's backup this weekend against the Seahawks. The 22-year-old has seen 15 carries in the last two weeks, turning it into 61 yards and one touchdown on the ground. He hasn't been targeted in the passing attack. Unless Conner is injured mid-game, Benjamin is likely to have a limited role, making him nothing more than a RB4/flex in the deepest of leagues.

Nov. 20th • 11:56 AM

Arizona Cardinals running back Eno Benjamin (groin) and quarterback Colt McCoy (pectoral) were limited participants in Thursday's practice. Both remained limited for the second straight day. McCoy strained his pectoral muscle in the Week 10 loss to the Carolina Panthers. The 35-year-old is expected to be available for Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers and would draw the start again if Kyler Murray (ankle) cannot suit up. Benjamin rushed for 22 yards on six carries in the Week 10 loss to Carolina. He will serve as James Conner's backup and be used in a change of pace role if active in Week 11. Stay tuned for further updates.

Nov. 19th • 9:00 AM

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Colt McCoy (pectoral) and running back Eno Benjamin (groin) were both limited in practice on Wednesday. McCoy strained a pectoral muscle in the Week 10 loss to the Carolina Panthers, but he should be available to make a third straight start this weekend against the Seattle Seahawks should Kyler Murray (ankle) be forced to miss another game. The 35-year-old couldn't get anything going for the offense against Carolina and would only be an emergency QB2 for fantasy managers if he starts again. Benjamin has 15 carries for 61 yards and a touchdown with Chase Edmonds (ankle) injured the last two weeks as a complement to James Conner. With Jonathan Ward still dealing with a concussion, Conner is currently the only healthy RB on Arizona's roster.

Nov. 17th • 8:35 PM