Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Friday that WR DeAndre Hopkins (ribs) is a game-time decision Week 3.

It takes a lot for Hopkins to miss time so the ribs have to be a major issue. If Hopkins were to miss Week 3, Rondale Moore, Christian Kirk, and A.J. Green would all see a spike in production.

Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Friday that WR DeAndre Hopkins has been dealing with "lingering soreness" in his neck and back, but is good to go Sunday.

Hopkins has not been an automatic WR1 lately, and hope of a solid week falls on Kyler Murray's shoulder.

Arizona Cardinals superstar wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins missed Thursday's practice session.

Hopkins misses practice weekly with non-injury related designations (managing reps/load management), but the neck and back listing should at least have fantasy managers a little concerned. With that being said, the expectation is that Hopkins will return to practice in some form on Friday, and be listed as questionable at worst on the final injury report. One of the toughest receivers in the league, the Cardinals will likely have to force Hopkins to sit while they are fighting for their playoff lives. Hopkins is our 11th ranked receiver for Week 14.

Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins, who was listed as questionable with an ankle injury, is expected to play Sunday night against the Cardinals.

Schefter notes this is becoming a weekly occurrence of Hopkins being on the injury report and eventually playing. It’s a good matchup as Seattle is coming off their bye with one of the worst pass defenses in the league. In our half PPR rankings, only Davante Adams is ranked higher than Hopkins.

Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins is questionable to play Week 7 against the Seattle Seahawks, according to Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR.

Hopkins had a long catch and run Monday night, so it is more likely than not that he plays. No surprise to see him carrying an injury designation on a short week.

According to Josh Weinfuss on Twitter, Arizona Cardinals superstar wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins returned to practice on Thursday.

Weinfuss stated specifically that Hopkins' missed practice on Wednesday was due to a veteran rest day, and not due to an aggravation of his ankle issue. Our number one overall receiver for Week 5, Hopkins has a tasty matchup against a burnable Jets defense that has looked completely overmatched this season.