Michael Carter

Sit him — Green Bay stops the run and he’s splitting playing time, so he probably needs a score or a lot of catches to do anything. Only start him if your league gives extra points for catches or you have no one better; in bigger leagues he’s worth keeping on your roster.

He’s now the Cardinals’ main running back and getting most of the carries and goal-line chances, so pick him up if you need immediate help. Just know he hasn’t been gaining many yards, has a tough matchup coming and could lose some snaps, so only start him in shallow leagues or when you need a weekly boost.

Trey Benson is hurt and James Conner is out, so Michael Carter should get most of the carries and he faces a Tennessee run defense that’s been weak — make him a starter this week. He probably won’t be the main pass catcher, so grab him if he’s available and double-check the official injury and lineup reports before kickoff.

He could be moved up from the practice squad and see real snaps, so grab Carter in larger leagues or if you need cheap running-back insurance. If he’s promoted to the active roster, you can start him in bigger leagues or keep him on your bench until his role is clear.