Will Davis (ARI - LB)

Impact: While he didn't reenter the game, Davis described the injury as a tweak and he said he's fine. That's good news since he seems to have climbed over Bertrand Berry to serve as Chike Okeafor's top backup at outside linebacker. (RotoWire - Mon. Nov 23, 2009)

Steve Breaston (ARI - WR)

Impact: After sputtering in Weeks 1-8, the Cardinals' running game has improved markedly in recent weeks. Arizona is averaging 162 rushing yards per game in its last three contests. An increased reliance on the ground game means more two-receiver sets and fewer chances for Breaston (Arizona's third receiver). With the Cardinals running the ball better and with No. 2 receiver Anquan Boldin finally healthy, Breaston could play a smaller role for the rest of the season. We do, however, expect him to receive significantly more targets than he did on Sunday (when he was not targeted at all). He does not seem to have aggravated his knee injury. (RotoWire - Mon. Nov 23, 2009)

Matt Leinart (ARI - QB)

Impact: Somers writes that he might err on the side of caution and keep Warner out a week, especially since the Cardinals have a three-game lead in the NFC West. This is pure speculation at this point. Warner will be evaluated by the Cardinals' medical staff and his Week 12 status should become clearer throughout the week. If Warner doesn't play, Leinart will be an interesting Week 12 option since the Cardinals have a high-powered offense that is averaging 25.0 points per game. Many observers are criticizing Leinart's Week 11 performance, but it's important to remember that he hadn't played in a meaningful game in more than two years. He entered the contest with an 18-point lead and therefore wasn't asked to do too much. Also, a couple of drives stalled because one receiver dropped a pass and another lost a fumble. With more help from his teammates and more practice reps, Leinart could play well if he is needed in Week 12. (RotoWire - Mon. Nov 23, 2009)