March 27, 2026, 12:13 p.m. ET<\/p>\n
Fantasy expert consensus rankings (\u201cECR\u201d) are starting to pop up across the Internet, giving managers an early glimpse into how the market might value hundreds of players this summer. As we look ahead to the 2026 season, here are the biggest Arizona Cardinals bargains based on ECR.<\/p>\n
Arizona\u2019s passing attack after Kyler Murray\u2019s midseason injury\/benching took off in ways few people could have expected. Jacoby Brissett suddenly was a weekly must-start option. So was Michael Wilson. Meanwhile, Marvin Harrison Jr. \u2013 who was overhyped as a 2024 rookie \u2013 lost his alpha role amidst injuries and personnel upheaval.<\/p>\n
Now that the dust has settled on last season, experts seem to be treading carefully with these three potential fantasy stars. Brissett\u2019s QB28 ECR is both understandable and confusing. We don\u2019t yet know if he\u2019ll be this franchise\u2019s weekly starter. However, if you draft a starting QB28 at that value, he\u2019ll probably exceed expectations. Even if Brissett starts only eight contests, he could crush his ECR on a per-game basis.<\/p>\n
Harrison and Wilson are tougher to figure out. Harrison wasn\u2019t always on the field during Wilson\u2019s blow-up games last year. When fully healthy and after developing more chemistry with presumed starter Brissett, could Harrison elevate his game beyond mere on-the-cusp streamability?<\/p>\n
This offense can feed three receivers (including Trey McBride). That makes Harrison (WR36 ECR) or Wilson (WR39 ECR) a fairly certain bargain, and it means both realistically could exceed expectations if this offense picks up where it left off in 2025.<\/p>\n