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knowing what the opportunity is going to be. DeAndre Swift popped up with a groin injury on

Thursday. He's okay. He's expected to play against the Saints. Good option. Not a great option

at running back, albeit in a very good matchup. Amare DiMarcato is out for the Cardinals. Bam Knight

is in for the Cardinals. Marvin Harrison is in for the Cardinals, and Zay Jones is questionable for the Cardinals. Jacoby Brissette is expected to play quarterback this week at home against the Packers as well. You play Marv because, I mean, I'll be it in a bad matchup. There's just so few people left. If you don't have to play him, I wouldn't coming off the concussion, but it's a situation where he's going to be the primary number one receiver, I mean,

outside of Trey McBride, and Brescent, at least throw in the ball. Maybe the Packers get to

him, unlike the Colts were able to do last week, but it should be some passing garbage-ish time

in this game. So Marvin Harrison just outside the top 20 at receiver.

Bam Knight, most certainly not a must start. Neither is Michael Carter. Both of them outside the top 25 at

running back for the week. Aaron Jones is out for the Vikings. Jordan Mason will make his start. Carson

Wence also starting this week at quarterback for the Vikings at home against the Eagles.

J.J. McCarthy will work as the emergency third string quarterback.

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