Cardinals RB Chase Edmonds is feared to have suffered a high-ankle sprain, source said.

Related players: James Conner, Eno Benjamin

The tweet went on to say short-term IR could be in play for the dreaded high ankle sprain if today’s MRI confirms the injury. Edmonds hurt his ankle on the first play. Generally, these are 4-6 week injuries, according to Rapoport. Conner stepped up this past week and looks like he'll get an increased workload but Benjamin also got some work and scored a TD. With Edmonds potentially out a while, those in deeper leagues will note Benjamin is a Conner injury away seeing significant time.

Cardinals RB Chase Edmonds (shoulder) was limited during Wednesday's practice.

Related Player: James Conner

Edmonds continues to play through pain and looks to do so against one of the worst teams in football Week 7.

Cardinals RB Chase Edmonds (shoulder) is questionable for Week 6 at Cleveland.

Edmonds played Week 5 with the same injury and designation. Expect the same Week 6.

Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Friday that RB Chase Edmonds (shoulder) is a game-time decision Week 5 against the San Francisco 49ers.

Related Player: James Conner

Edmonds would miss a good matchup against the 22nd ranked defense against running backs according to schedule-adjusted points allowed (aFPA). Conner has already been busy near the goal line and would be an RB3 if Edmonds misses Week 5.

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds missed Thursday's practice session with a shoulder injury.

Edmonds picked up the shoulder injury during Week 4's contest and has now missed two straight practices with the injury. He appears to be in danger of missing this weekend's contest against the San Francisco 49ers. If he can manage to practice tomorrow, he will likely receive the questionable tag; if he cannot, he should be an early rule out. Edmonds, the RB15 through four contests, is currently our 19th ranked running back for Week 5. If Edmonds cannot go, James Conner will be thrust into the RB2 conversation.

The Cardinals announced several roster moves on Monday, notably activating running back James Conner off the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related players: Chase Edmonds

Conner went on the list on Aug. 12 as a high-risk close contact. This season, only players who have not been vaccinated are placed on the COVID-19 list for being in proximity with someone who has tested positive. Conner is expected to split the workload with Edmonds this season.

Chase Edmonds, the fourth-year pro out of Fordham, who will get every opportunity to prove he can be Arizona’s bell cow and primary running back.

Related players: James Conner

The story said Conner will get his share of carries as well, but it looks like the team will at least give Edmonds a chance to be the primary back. The story added there has been speculation from outside critics that he won’t be able to last a full season as a No.1 running back because of his smallish, 5-foot-9 stature. Edmonds added a few pounds of muscle this offseason, bulking up his legs and upper body. Even in a split, it should be Edmonds getting the passing down work giving him the edge in fantasy leagues.

Cardinals RB Chase Edmonds is questionable for Week 17 against the Los Angeles Rams, according to Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.

Edmonds did not practice all week, which is not a good sign. Kenyan Drake would be asked to carry the load without his running mate available.