Michael Wilson Injury News & Updates

Wilson reeled in 15 of 18 passes for 185 yards and no touchdowns during Sunday's 41-22 defeat to the 49ers.

The Cardinals were quickly in catch-up mode Week 11, with QB Jacoby Brissett eventually attempting 57 passes and completing 47 of them to set a single-game record in the latter category. Wilson was the biggest beneficiary in the absence of No. 1 WR Marvin Harrison (concussion), but it was difficult to project such an outburst from the former, as his previous single-game highs were eight catches, nine targets and 95 receiving yards through two-and-a-half years as a pro. A repeat performance from Wilson is unlikely next Sunday against the Jaguars, but if Harrison remains sidelined, Wilson still should be heavily involved in Arizona's passing attack.

Wilson will take on the No. 1 WR role in the Cardinals offense for at least Sunday's game against the 49ers following Marvin Harrison's appendectomy Monday, Darren Urban of the team's official site reports.

Wilson is in sole possession of third in most receiving categories among Arizona's skill-position players behind TE Trey McBride and Harrison. With Harrison's 6.9 targets per game now up for grabs for the foreseeable future, Wilson stands to benefit along with Greg Dortch, Xavier Weaver (ankle) and Andre Baccellia. Wilson himself has averaged 10.5 yards per catch and 6.1 yards per target this season, so even with the expected bump in volume he may not produce enough on game days to be a consideration in many fantasy formats.

Wilson hauled in three of four targets for 61 yards during Monday's 27-17 win at Dallas.

Fueled by a 50-yard catch and run at the start of the third quarter, Wilson set a new season high in receiving yards Monday, leaving him second among Cardinals in the category for Week 9. He's had all three of his top results in yards during Jacoby Brissett's three-game stint as the starting quarterback in place of Kyler Murray, and coach Jonathan Gannon has reiterated multiple times that Murray will resume directing Arizona's offense once he's recovered from his mid-foot sprain. If that comes to pass Sunday in Seattle, Wilson's short-term appeal may dwindle, as he compiled an 8-52-1 line on 18 targets with Murray under center from Weeks 1-5.

Wilson (foot) was a full practice participant Thursday

One day removed from being limited at Wednesday's walkthrough due to a foot injury, Wilson logged every on-field rep, paving the way for him to be available Sunday against the Packers. The same can't be said for fellow WRs Marvin Harrison (concussion, limited) and Zay Jones (knee, DNP), who maintained their activity levels into Thursday. Wilson thus is the healthiest among the Cardinals' top three at the position, but there's also the question of who will be under center Week 7, as Kyler Murray remained limited due to a mid-foot sprain. Jacoby Brissett will earn another spot start this weekend if Murray is out.

Wilson was limited at Wednesday's walkthrough due to a foot injury, Zach Gershman of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson made a brief exit from this past Sunday's loss in Indianapolis due to a finger injury but was able to finish out the contest en route to four catches (on five targets) for 44 yards. The reason for his practice limitations Wednesday thus is a new health concern, which will need to be watched as the week continues. Aside from Wilson, Arizona's receiving corps is banged up at the moment, as Marvin Harrison (concussion) also was limited Wednesday, while Zay Jones (knee) didn't take part at all.

Wilson brought in four of five targets for 44 yards in the Cardinals' 31-27 loss to the Colts on Sunday.

Wilson stepped into a bigger role despite dealing with a finger injury, as Marvin Harrison exited the contest due to a concussion in the second quarter. Wilson's target total was his second highest of the season, while both his catch and yardage totals represented new high-water marks on the campaign. The third-year wideout may also have benefitted from Jacoby Brissett being under center in place of Kyler Murray (foot), and that same arrangement may hold for a Week 7 home matchup against the Packers next Sunday.

Wilson (finger) returned to Sunday's contest at Indianapolis, Dani Sureck of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson made a brief exit in the second quarter due to what seems to have been a dislocated finger, but with the issue taped up, he'll gut it out for the time being. He recorded a five-yard catch on his only target before leaving Sunday's game.

Wilson exited Sunday's game against the Colts after sustaining a finger injury.

Before that, Wilson caught his only target for five yards in the contest. In his absence, Marvin Harrison, Zay Jones, Greg Dortch and Simi Fehoko are on hand to handle the Cardinals' Week 6 WR duties.

Wilson caught two of four targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 22-21 loss to the Titans.

Wilson's quiet start to the 2025 campaign continued Sunday, as the third-year wideout operated as the Cardinals' No. 2 receiver behind Marvin Harrison. Despite playing a solid 69 percent of Baltimore's offensive snaps, Wilson was unable to get much going against the Titans. Through five weeks, the Stanford product has recorded just eight catches on 18 targets for 52 yards and a touchdown. Wilson remains difficult to trust for fantasy purposes heading into a Week 6 matchup against the Colts.

Wilson hauled in three of six targets for 15 yards during Thursday's 23-20 defeat to the Seahawks.

Wilson earned a season-high 97 percent snap share Week 4, but he again didn't get much going within the confines of the Cardinals offense. His target count did mark a season best, but he now boasts a measly 6-36-1 line on 14 targets through four games. Until QB Kyler Murray begins to look his way more often, Wilson appears to be on the outside looking in when it comes to fantasy relevance.

Wilson caught one of his two targets for five yards in Sunday's 16-15 loss to the 49ers.

Wilson recorded just one reception for the third straight game, and now has just three catches for 21 yards and a touchdown on eight targets to start the season. The third-year wideout is not getting enough of an opportunity within the Arizona's offense to be considered for fantasy purposes with any type of confidence. Wilson will look to get more involved in Week 4 when the Cardinals host the Seahawks.

Wilson caught one of two targets for 11 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-22 win over the Panthers.

Wilson caught just one pass for a second-straight week, though his reception in Week 2 counted for his first score of the season. The third-year wideout played 38 of the Cardinals' 55 offensive snaps in the contest, behind only Marvin Harrison (51). Wilson is operating as Arizona's No. 2 wide receiver, but his lack of consistent usage makes him difficult to trust for fantasy purposes. The 25-year old will look to take a step forward in Week 3 when the Cardinals visit the 49ers in Week 3.

Wilson gathered in one of four targets for five yards during Sunday's 20-13 win at New Orleans.

Wilson was on the field for 44 of 66 offensive snaps (67 percent), but his 26 routes run yielded little, while top wide receiver Marvin Harrison's 32 routes resulted in a 5-71-1 line on six targets on an 89 percent snap share. At the same time, No. 3 WR Zay Jones (1-4-0) nearly matched Wilson's output on one target and a 47 percent share of plays. The Cardinals consolidate most of the targets among TE Trey McBride (nine on Sunday), Harrison and RB James Conner (four), so Wilson has his work cut out for him to produce weekly.

Wilson didn't suit up for Saturday's 27-7 preseason loss in Denver.

The Cardinals held out their key skill-position players in this contest, including WRs Marvin Harrison, Wilson, Greg Dortch and Zay Jones. During a 20-17 win against the Chiefs in preseason Week 1, both Wilson (12 yards) and Harrison (15 yards) were on the receiving end of connections with QB Kyler Murray. After missing time due to a concussion earlier in training camp, Wilson again appears set to slot in as the No. 2 behind Harrison, with the former coming off a 47-548-4 line on 71 targets in 16 regular-season games in his second pro campaign.

Wilson (concussion) practiced Thursday without a yellow non-contact jersey, Tyler Drake of ArizonaSports.com reports.

For a second consecutive day, Wilson ran routes on air while hauling in passes, only this time he ditched the yellow jersey. He entered the concussion protocol after getting kneed in the helmet at last Friday's session, but he's clearly progressed enough to get back on the field and be eligible for contact. Considering QB Kyler Murray is in line to play in Saturday's preseason opener against the Chiefs, Wilson figures to do so as well, assuming all symptoms of his head injury are behind him.

Wilson (concussion) is participating in practice Wednesday while wearing a yellow non-contact jersey, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

Wilson is progressing through the NFL's concussion protocol, which he entered Friday after a collision with teammate Budda Baker. He'll need to gain full clearance before being eligible to appear in preseason action, making Wilson's status uncertain for Saturday's game against the Chiefs. Meanwhile, top wide receiver Marvin Harrison returned to practice Tuesday.

Wilson is in the NFL's concussion protocol, Theo Mackie of The Arizona Republic reports.

Wilson had to leave practice early Friday after colliding with Budda Baker's right knee while trying to catch a pass. Head coach Jonathan Gannon said Saturday that Baker is fine, but Wilson won't be able to practice until he clears concussion protocol. That leaves Arizona without its top two wideouts at the moment, as Marvin Harrison Jr. will miss his third straight day of practice Saturday while battling a knee issue and an illness, per Cameron Cox of 12 Sports AZ.

Wilson took a hit to the helmet or upper body during Friday's practice and went to the locker room, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson laid out for a Kyler Murray pass, and as the pass arrived he clipped safety Budda Baker's right knee. Both players remained down for a spell before getting to their feet, but only Wilson left the field, perhaps to get a concussion check. The nature of Wilson's injury likely will become known once he undergoes testing.

Wilson (hamstring) is participating in Arizona's voluntary OTAs without any apparent restrictions, per the Cardinals' official site.

Wilson missed Arizona's season finale in 2024 due to a hamstring injury, but he suited up for the team's other 16 regular-season games and secured 47 of 71 targets for 548 yards and four touchdowns. He also rushed once for seven yards. Despite drawing 13 more targets in Year 2, Wilson finished with a relatively similar receiving line to the 565 yards and three scores he compiled as a rookie, due in large part to his yards per catch dropping from 14.9 to 11.7. With the Cardinals having opted against adding significant competition to the pass-catching corps this offseason, Wilson is positioned to reprise a starting role and operate as Kyler Murray's third-look target behind No. 1 wideout Marvin Harrison and tight end Trey McBride.

Wilson (hamstring) is listed as inactive Sunday versus the 49ers, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson was a late-week addition to the Cardinals' practice report Friday as limited due to a hamstring injury. Such a development could have been worrisome for the second-year wide receiver, and indeed he won't be available to the offense Sunday. As a result, more targets have been freed up for the likes of Greg Dortch, Zay Jones, Zach Pascal and Xavier Weaver behind top WR Marvin Harrison.

Wilson is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the 49ers after being added to the injury report Friday with a hamstring injury, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

An end-of-week addition to the report isn't promising, and even more so because he's a wide receiver with a hamstring injury in Week 18 for a non-playoff team. It's possible the injury is minor enough that Wilson will play anyway, but the Cardinals may want to hold him back if it's a close call ahead of the 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff. A Week 18 absence for Wilson would leave more perimeter WR reps for Zay Jones, Zach Pascal and/or Xavier Weaver.

Wilson brought in four of six targets for 22 yards in the Cardinals' 13-9 loss to the Rams on Saturday night.

Wilson finished third in receptions and targets on the night behind Trey McBride and Marvin Harrison, but he was way behind his teammates' respective 123- and 96-yard tallies. It was another lackluster showing for Wilson, who hasn't eclipsed 57 receiving yards since Week 5 and has four or fewer receptions in seven of the last eight games. The second-year wideout will close out the season at home against the 49ers in Week 18.

Wilson had two receptions on five targets for 44 yards in Sunday's 36-30 overtime loss to Carolina.

Wilson finished second in receiving yards despite catching just two passes for the Cardinals in a game where no receiver went over 50 yards. The sophomore out of Stanford bounced back from last week's dud where he registered just nine yards on the same amount of touches he saw Sunday. Wilson remains limited to deep-league value heading into Saturday's contest against the Rams.

Wilson caught both of his targets for nine yards during Sunday's 30-17 win against the Patriots.

Wilson's 74 percent snap share Sunday was in the range of his norm this season, but TE Trey McBride (10 targets), WR Marvin Harrison (six) and RB James Conner (five) continue to dominate the attention of QB Kyler Murray. Wilson has recorded multiple receptions in five consecutive contests, a span in which he's accrued a 14-199-1 line on 20 targets. He'll continue on in his modest role in the Cardinals offense this coming Sunday at Carolina.

Wilson caught two of three targets for 57 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 30-18 loss to the Seahawks.

Wilson capped Arizona's opening drive with a 41-yard touchdown catch but added only one reception the rest of the way. He has been a touchdown-dependent fantasy option all season, having reached 60 receiving yards only twice. Wilson has consistently flirted with that threshold in recent weeks, as he has at least 54 receiving yards in three consecutive games heading into a Week 15 home matchup versus the Patriots.

Wilson caught five of seven targets for 55 yards in Sunday's 23-22 loss to the Vikings.

The five grabs were the most for Wilson since Week 8, but the second-year wideout once again took a back seat to Trey McBride and Marvin Harrison in the Cardinals' passing attack. Wilson has seen at least four targets in three straight games, his longest such streak of the season, and his role could continue to grow in Week 14 against the Seahawks.

Wilson hauled in two of four targets for 54 yards during Sunday's 16-6 loss at Seattle.

Trey McBride dominated the attention of QB Kyler Murray on Sunday to the tune of 15 targets, which translated to a 12-133-0 line for the tight end. Murray still put up 37 passes, though, and Wilson was among three other Cardinals to earn at least four targets (Marvin Harrison had six, James Conner recorded five). Since Wilson was blanked on one target back in Week 9, he's had modest results the last two contests, combining for five catches (on eight targets) for 78 yards and no touchdowns. He'll remain a regular in Arizona's passing game this coming Sunday in Minnesota.

Wilson gathered in three of four targets for 24 yards during Sunday's 31-6 win versus the Jets.

After getting blanked on one target during a Week 9 victory against the Bears, Wilson made a mark in the box score Sunday, but he still ranked fourth in targets among Cardinals behind WR Marvin Harrison, TE Trey McBride and RB James Conner, all of whom earned five. All three at least doubled up Wilson's receiving yardage total, and Harrison was on the receiving end of QB Kyler Murray's only TD pass. Wilson hasn't surpassed 31 yards in five consecutive contests, leaving his fantasy value waning as Arizona enters its Week 11 bye.

Wilson didn't gather in his only target during Sunday's 29-9 victory against the Bears

In a game in which the Cardinals were having their way with the Bears on the ground, Wilson and his fellow pass catchers were on the receiving end of only 20 passes from QB Kyler Murray versus 34 carries overall as a team. As a result, Wilson didn't record a catch for the first time in nine contests this season, and his single target marked a campaign low. Even rookie first-round WR Marvin Harrison (2-34-0 on five targets) and stellar third-year TE Trey McBride (3-35-0 on four targets) were unable to produce much in the passing game, so Wilson's lacking performance is somewhat justified. Still, Wilson will look to get back in the box score this coming Sunday versus the Jets.

Wilson caught one of three targets for 15 yards in Monday's 17-15 win over the Chargers.

Wilson played 44 of the Cardinals 57 offensive snaps Monday behind fellow receivers Marvin Harrison (48) and well ahead of Greg Dortch (17), Zay Jones (11) and Zach Pascal (2). Despite his healthy snap share as the No. 2 wideout, the 24-year-old was unable to make much of an impact in Arizona's aerial attack. With the offense struggling to perform consistently from week-to-week, Wilson's fantasy utility continues to be inconsistent, as well. The Cardinals head to Miami to square off against the Dolphins in Week 8.

Wilson (ankle) does not carry an injury designation ahead of Monday's contest against the Chargers, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

Both Wilson and Marvin Harrison shed their respective injury labels ahead of Monday. Wilson has seen at least four targets in each of the past four games, but Arizona's inconsistencies passing the ball have kept things in check somewhat for the second-year wideout, who has just 18 catches for 201 yards and a touchdown over that stretch. The Chargers are dealing with injuries across its secondary, so it's possible Wilson and Harrison could get back on track under the primetime lights.

Wilson (ankle) was a limited practice participant Friday, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Wilson was also a limited participant Thursday, after handling 95 percent snap share in last Sunday's 34-13 loss to the Packers. Fellow Cardinals wideout Marvin Harrison is progressing through concussion protocol, logging a full practice Friday without the use of a non-contact jersey.

Wilson was a limited practice participant Thursday due to an ankle injury, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

The Cardinals' receiving corps had one known health concern prior to the team posting its first Week 7 injury report. Rookie Marvin Harrison wore a non-contact jersey Thursday in the wake of suffering a concussion this past Sunday at Green Bay and eventually went down as limited. Wilson joined Harrison with a cap on his practice reps, leaving both players question marks as Arizona prepares to face the Chargers on Monday Night Football.

Wilson brought in two of four targets for 21 yards and a touchdown in the Cardinals' 34-13 loss to the Packers on Sunday.

Wilson couldn't truly capitalize on the second-quarter exit of Marvin Harrison due to a concussion, as the former actually saw his fewest targets since Week 2. Wilson's reception and yardage totals were also his second-lowest figures of the season in those categories, but he helped make up for the pedestrian production with his first touchdown since Week 1 on an 18-yard grab coming out of the two-minute warning in the second quarter. If Harrison remains sidelined for a Week 7 Monday night home matchup against the Chargers, Wilson would be in line to serve as the No. 1 wideout in that contest.

Wilson corralled five of six targets for 78 yards in Sunday's 24-23 win over the 49ers.

Wilson bounced back from a poor performance in Week 4 in which he lost a fumble to lead Arizona in receiving yards in an upset victory Sunday. The sophomore receiver has garnered 22 targets over his last three contests, but his production has limited his fantasy value to deeper formats. Wilson and the Cardinals will hit the road for Week 5 to face the Packers next Sunday.

Wilson caught three of seven targets for 38 yards and lost a fumble in Sunday's 42-14 loss to the Commanders.

Wilson failed to step up in the absence of tight end Trey McBride (concussion). The second-year wideout led the team in targets but struggled to get on the same page with Kyler Murray after the pair connected for eight catches in Arizona's previous game. Wilson will look to bounce back in Week 5 against the 49ers, but Marvin Harrison should continue to pace Arizona's pass catchers.

Wilson secured eight of nine targets for 64 yards in the Cardinals' 20-13 loss to the Lions on Sunday.

Wilson surprisingly set the pace for the Cardinals in receptions while tying Marvin Harrison for the team lead in receiving yards. The third-year wideout also was the runner-up in targets, and all both that figure and his catch tally served as career highs. Wilson had been very modestly involved over the first two games -- three receptions for 36 yards and a touchdown on four targets -- so it remains to be seen if Sunday's surge in attention from Kyler Murray will endure in a Week 4 home matchup against the Commanders.

Wilson pulled in both of his targets for 31 yards in Sunday's 41-10 win over the Rams.

The Cardinals led this contest comfortably from wire to wire, leaving little action for the team's No. 2 receiver. After cashing in a short touchdown on his lone reception against the Bills in Week 1, the 2023 third-round selection gave way to rookie phenom Marvin Harrison (4/130/2) on Sunday. Wilson's sporadic usage on offense limits his fantasy value to those in deep leagues heading into a Week 3 matchup against San Francisco.

Wilson hauled in one of two targets for five yards during Sunday's 34-28 loss at Buffalo.

The Cardinals trotted out rookie Marvin Harrison, Wilson and Greg Dortch as their starting wide receivers Week 1, but the first two had just one catch apiece while Dortch compiled a 6-47-0 line on eight targets. It's unlikely that Harrison and Wilson will be held down too often this season, but the pair also has to contend with TE Trey McBride (nine targets Sunday) and RB James Conner (four targets) for the attention of QB Kyler Murray. Wilson will seek to get his 2024 season on track during a Week 2 matchup with the Rams this coming Sunday.

Wilson is working with the starting offense early in training camp, ahead of newcomer Zay Jones, Theo Mackie of The Arizona Republic reports.

The Cardinals signed Jones in May, shortly after taking fellow wideout Marvin Harrison with the third overall draft pick. With Harrison locked in for a starting spot, the other two starting roles presumably will come down to Wilson, Jones and 5-foot-7 slot man Greg Dortch. Wilson was targeted on 14.1 percent of his routes as a rookie -- one of the lowest rates in the league among starting wide receivers -- but he made the most of his limited chances with a 65.5 percent catch rate and 14.9 yards per reception (9.7 YPT). The 2023 third-round pick enters Year 2 as the favorite to start opposite Harrison, and there's always the possibility of some volume growth even if Harrison and TE Trey McBride are runaway favorites to be the team's most heavily targeted players.

Wilson has more competition for targets from quarterback Kyler Murray after the team selected Marvin Harrison fourth overall in this year's draft and then signed seven-year pro Zay Jones last week, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Wilson spent much of the offseason No. 2, at best, in the pecking order in the Cardinals passing game behind tight end Trey McBride, but the recent additions leave Wilson's potential volume in the upcoming campaign up in the air. As a rookie second-round pick last year, Wilson put together a 38-565-3 line on 58 targets in 13 contests, but he produced just 13 catches (on 25 targets) for 164 yards and one touchdown in five outings with Murray under center. The arrival of the dynamic Harrison likely leaves Wilson fending for looks with Jones, who has three years with at least 500 receiving yards on his resume.

Wilson is part of a thin WR room in Arizona after the team traded Rondale Moore and lost Marquise Brown in free agency, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

That said, the Cardinals own the fourth overall pick in a draft with three elite wide receiver prospects and might end up having their choice of the three. They also have time to pursue veterans, though journeyman Chris Moore has been the only free-agent addition so far. Wilson came in as a third-round pick last season and started 12 of his 13 games while posting excellent per-target efficiency numbers -- 65.5 percent catch rate, 14.9 YPR, 9.7 YPT -- but his low rate of targets per route (14.1 percent) leaves him as somewhat of a question mark. He's got opportunity and size (6-2, 213) working in his favor, while speed (4.58 40) and age (turned 24 in February) were dings on the prospect profile coming out of Stanford. If nothing else, Wilson seems to be in pretty good position to reprise his role as a starter who doesn't see that many targets.

Wilson gathered in all six targets for 95 yards during Sunday's 21-20 loss to the Seahawks.

Wilson's yardage total marked a career best for the 2023 third-round pick, but perhaps more promising for the future was the fact he finally seemed to be on the same page with quarterback Kyler Murray. In four previous appearances together this season, the duo connected on just seven of 19 passes for 69 yards and one touchdown. Wilson thus heads into the offseason with a bit of momentum for the 2024 campaign, and he'll end the current season with a cumulative 38-565-3 line on 58 targets, which equates to a healthy 14.9 YPC and 9.7 YPT.

Wilson gathered in four of six targets for 35 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's 35-31 victory at Philadelphia.

Since sitting out Weeks 11-13 due to a neck injury, Wilson wasn't on the same page with Kyler Murray over the previous two games, failing to record a catch on seven targets. While he wasn't exactly efficient with his looks Sunday (5.8 YPT), Wilson got back in the end zone for the first time since Week 4 on a five-yard touchdown with 5:26 remaining in the contest. He'll aim to keep things up Week 18 against the Seahawks.

Wilson will continue to play a regular role in the Cardinals offense in the final two games of the regular season, especially after Marquise Brown (heel) was placed on injured reserve Friday, Zach Gershman of the team's official site reports.

Regarding Arizona's rookie class in general Thursday, coach Jonathan Gannon said, "Reps are gold right now for those guys, and they'll take the next step." Speaking of reps, Wilson hasn't lacked for them since the team's Week 14 bye, earning at least an 88 percent snap share the last two contests. Having said that, his lack of a rapport with Kyler Murray is evident, as Wilson has been contained to three catches (on 13 targets) for 34 yards in the three games in which they've both played. With Brown sidelined Weeks 17 and 18, Wilson will attempt to build some momentum going into the offseason while serving as one of the top WRs available to Murray along with Rondale Moore and Greg Dortch.

Wilson (neck) was targeted three times but did not record a reception in Sunday's 45-29 loss to the 49ers.

Wilson returned from a neck injury that cost him Arizona's last three games leading into the bye week. The 23-year-old failled to record a reception on three targets as he was eased back into action against San Francisco. While his stat line would normally sour any potential fantasy appeal, Wilson could see his role on offense increase if starter Marquise Brown (heel) is unable to suit up against Chicago next Sunday after re-aggravating the same heel injury for the second week in a row.

Wilson (neck) is listed as active Sunday against the 49ers.

Wilson didn't play Weeks 11-13 due to a shoulder injury, which was reclassified as a neck issue following the Cardinals' Week 14 bye. He managed a trio of limited practices during Week 15 prep and went into the weekend as questionable to suit up. Fellow wide receiver Marquise Brown's (heel) status also was up in the air for Sunday's game, but both players will be available to Arizona's offense. Wilson will have a chance to produce against a San Francisco defense that has yielded the sixth-highest catch rate (67.3 percent) to wideouts on the campaign.

Wilson (neck), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the 49ers, is expected to play, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports

Wilson last played Week 10 and seems to have benefited from a Week 14 bye. He was a limited practice participant throughout the week, with coach Jonathan Gannon saying Friday that the rookie looked good in practice and should be ready to play. However, we won't know officially if he will play until inactives are announced 90 minutes before Sunday's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff.

Wilson (neck) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the 49ers, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

Wilson last played Week 10 and seems to have benefitted from a Week 14 bye. He was a limited practice participant throughout the week, with coach Jonathan Gannon saying Friday that the rookie looked good in practice and should be ready to "pick up where he left off" before the injury, per PHNX Cardinals. Wilson played more than two-thirds of Arizona's snaps in each of his last six appearances, and if he's declared active ahead of the team's 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff this Sunday it'll likely put Greg Dortch back in a reserve role. The other option would be demoting Rondale Moore, who has been less involved than Dortch in the passing game but is much faster and contributes some as a ballcarrier.

Wilson (neck) was limited in practice Thursday, Jose M. Romero of The Arizona Republic reports.

Wilson's last appearance occurred in Week 10, and while his absences Weeks 11-13 were blamed on a shoulder injury, the Cardinals now are listing him with a neck issue after their Week 14 bye. He's managed back-to-back capped sessions so far this week and will have one more opportunity to get back to all activity before the team potentially gives him a designation ahead of Sunday's game against the 49ers.

Wilson (neck) was limited at Wednesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

In the wake of the Cardinals' Week 14 bye, Wilson got back on the field with a capped session to begin Week 15 prep and will have two more chances to get back to all activity before week's end. While his absences before the bye were attributed to a shoulder injury, he's now being listed with a neck issue. Fellow wide receiver Marquise Brown (heel) didn't take part in drills Wednesday, so Wilson could find himself a bigger part of Arizona's offense Sunday against the 49ers if he's able to return to action and the former is limited or sidelined.

Wilson (shoulder) was spotted taking part in Monday's unofficial practice session, Tyler Drake of ArizonaSports.com reports.

Though the Cardinals were back on the field Monday following a Week 14 bye, the team won't have to submit its first Week 15 injury report until Wednesday, at which point it will be known whether Wilson is practicing as a full or limited participant. The fact that the rookie receiver is at least practicing in some capacity is an encouraging sign after he had sat out Arizona's last three games while missing six consecutive practices. If Wilson is available for this Sunday's game against the 49ers, he should reclaim the starting role he had held prior to suffering the shoulder injury.

Wilson (shoulder) will not play Sunday against the Steelers, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

Coach Jonathan Gannon ruled Wilson out before practice Friday, likely giving Greg Dortch at least one more week in a top-three role at wide receiver. The rookie will enter a Week 14 bye having missed three consecutive games and four of the past five, though the fact he hasn't been placed on injured reserve suggests there's some chance he'll be ready for Week 15 against the 49ers.

Wilson (shoulder) isn't participating in Thursday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson is set to go down as a non-participant on the Cardinals' fifth practice report in a row, and unless he can get back on the field in some capacity Friday, he'll most likely miss a third consecutive game this weekend in Pittsburgh. In addition to Wilson, quarterback Kyler Murray could be down a couple other key passing-game weapons, as wideout Marquise Brown (heel) and tight end Trey McBride (groin) were also spectators at practice Thursday for the second day in a row.

Wilson (shoulder) isn't practicing Wednesday, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

The rookie wideout missed three of Arizona's past four games with the shoulder injury and didn't practice at all last week. There's not much sense bringing him back for Sunday's game against Pittsburgh with a Week 14 bye right around the corner.

Wilson (shoulder) will not play Sunday against the Rams, Jay Skurski of The Buffalo News reports.

Coach Jonathan Gannon confirmed Friday that Wilson will be inactive for a third time in four games. The Cardinals may want to hold him out another week at this point, as their Dec. 3 contest in Pittsburgh is followed by a late bye Week 14. Greg Dortch took on most of Wilson's snaps in a loss to the Texans last Sunday, catching six of eight targets for 76 yards while playing more snaps on offense (46 - 75 percent) than he had in every prior game combined this year (45).

Wilson (shoulder) was listed as a DNP on Thursday's practice report, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

The same can be said for Marquise Brown (heel), leaving the statuses of Arizona's top two wide receivers in flux ahead of Sunday's contest versus the Rams. Friday's injury report could be telling for both players' chances to suit up this weekend, but with Zach Pascal (hamstring) also limited Wednesday and Thursday, Rondale Moore, Greg Dortch and Andre Baccellia are the team's healthy WRs on the active roster.

Wilson (shoulder) was a non-participant at Wednesday's practice, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Wilson has been tending to a shoulder injury that has impacted him for the entirety of November and limited him to one appearance over the last three games. On Saturday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Wilson suffered a setback with his shoulder late last week and now isn't logging any on-field work to begin Week 12 prep. Wilson will have two more chances to mix into drills before the Cardinals potentially make a ruling on his availability ahead of Sunday's contest against the Rams.

Wilson (shoulder) is listed as inactive Sunday in Houston.

Prior to opening November with a shoulder injury, Wilson was enjoying a fruitful rookie campaign, tallying a cumulative 25-401-2 line on 33 targets in the first eight games of his career. Since then, he sat out Week 9 and played through the issue Week 10 against the Falcons on his way to three more catches for 34 yards. During Week 11 prep, he wasn't listed on Cardinals practice reports until Friday, when he was tagged with a questionable designation. On Saturday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Wilson suffered a setback with his shoulder late in the week and wasn't in line to play, which has come to pass. With Zach Pascal (hamstring) also sidelined, Arizona's available wide receivers this weekend are Marquise Brown, Rondale Moore, Greg Dortch and Andre Baccellia.

Wilson (shoulder) is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Texans, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

According to Schefter, Wilson suffered a setback this week, making him unlikely to face Houston. With Wilson likely out, look for Marquise Brown and Trey McBride to dominate the targets for Arizona while Rondale Moore, Zach Pascal and Greg Dortch could see increased reps on offense.

Wilson (shoulder) was added to the injury report Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game at Houston, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson missed Week 9 with a shoulder injury, then returned for Week 10 after being listed as questionable. He wasn't on the injury report to start this week, and his addition Friday might mean he suffered some kind of setback as the Cardinals prepare for a 1 ET kickoff in Houston. With Zach Pascal (hamstring) ruled out, the only healthy wide receivers on the roster as of Friday were Marquise Brown, Rondale Moore and Greg Dortch -- all listed at 175-to-180 pounds. The Cardinals have WRs Davion Davis, Kaden Davis and Andre Baccellia on their practice squad.

Wilson (shoulder) gathered in three of six targets for 34 yards during Sunday's 25-23 win over the Falcons.

In his return from a one-game absence due to a shoulder injury, Wilson worked with quarterback Kyler Murray (knee) for the first time in his brief career, and the rookie third-round pick extended his streak with at least three catches to four games. Granted, the quartet of performances has resulted in only a 13-180-0 line on 21 targets, but with Murray under center moving forward, Wilson may have a chance for more consistent production on a weekly basis. Wilson next takes on the Texans on the road on Sunday, Nov. 19.

Wilson (shoulder) is listed as active Sunday against the Falcons, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson sat out Week 9 due to a shoulder issue, but after stringing together three straight limited practices this week, the rookie third-round pick will be among the top pass catchers available to quarterback Kyler Murray (knee) in his season debut. Working primarily with the since-departed Joshua Dobbs this season, Wilson has racked up 25 catches (on 33 targets) for 401 yards and two touchdowns in the first eight games of his career.

Wilson (shoulder) is questionable for Sunday's Week 10 game against the Falcons, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson got in a week of limited practices, putting him on track to suit up Sunday after the rookie wideout was unable to play last week against the Browns. With Kyler Murray (knee) back under center for his season debut, the fantasy floors and ceilings of Arizona's skill players get a boost.

Wilson (shoulder) was limited at Thursday's practice, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

After a week in which he didn't practice before the Cardinals made him inactive this past Sunday in Cleveland, Wilson has consecutive capped sessions in his back pocket to kick off Week 10 prep. Friday's injury report will reveal whether or not he enters the weekend with a designation for Sunday's game against the Falcons. Ultimately, if he's able to suit up this weekend, Wilson likely will be working with quarterback Kyler Murray, who is poised to make his return from last year's torn ACL.

Wilson (shoulder) practiced on a limited basis Wednesday, Tyler Drake of ArizonaSports.com reports.

Wilson didn't practice at all last week before the Cardinals included him among the team's inactive players for this past Sunday's game at Cleveland. With a return to drills to begin Week 10 prep, he may be putting himself in a position to return to action Sunday against the Falcons. If he's able to do so, the rookie third-round WR seemingly would be on the receiving end of passes from quarterback Kyler Murray (knee) for the first time in his brief career.

Wilson (shoulder) is listed as inactive Sunday at Cleveland.

A shoulder injury didn't allow Wilson to practice at all during Week 9 prep, and the rookie third-round pick now will miss the first game of his career. With Wilson in street clothes, the Cardinals may rely even more on top wide receiver Marquise Brown and tight end Trey McBride in the passing game, but WRs Rondale Moore, Zach Pascal, Greg Dortch (ankle) and Andre Baccellia also are candidates for additional reps.

Wilson (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's contest in Cleveland, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Despite failing to practice in any capacity this week, Wilson has a chance to play Sunday through his shoulder issue. Such a decision will be made about 90 minutes before a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff, making it easier to pivot to another option if he doesn't suit up. If that comes to pass, Marquise Brown, Rondale Moore, Zach Pascal and perhaps Greg Dortch (ankle) will be the Cardinals' primary options at wide receiver.

Wilson (shoulder) isn't taking part in Thursday's practice, Bo Brack of GoPHNX.com reports.

Wilson will go down as a non-participant on the Cardinals' injury report for the second day in a row after he sustained the shoulder injury late in this past Sunday's loss to the Ravens. The Cardinals haven't confirmed that Wilson's injury is something significant, but the rookie wideout's status for this Sunday's game in Cleveland is nonetheless in question at the moment. Wilson will likely need to practice in some capacity Friday to have a legitimate chance at playing this weekend.

Wilson didn't practice Wednesday due to a shoulder injury, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

In the portion of Wednesday's session open to the media, Wilson was seen working on the side, per Howard Balzer of GoPHNX.com. Along with confirmation that he was a non-participant and the specific health concern, though, the reason for Wilson's late exit from this past Sunday's loss to the Ravens now has been clarified. He'll have two more chances this week to log some on-field work before the Cardinals potentially give him a designation for Sunday's contest at Cleveland.

Wilson (undisclosed) worked off to the side at Wednesday's practice, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Wilson left late in Sunday's 31-24 loss to Baltimore, and whatever issue forced him out of the game also limited his practice participation Wednesday. The team should release a clarification on the nature of the rookie wide receiver's injury shortly.

Wilson had four receptions on six targets for 58 yards in Sunday's 31-24 loss to Baltimore.

Wilson wound up finishing behind tight end Trey McBride (10-95-1) for the team lead in receiving yards for Arizona on Sunday. The Stanford product is quietly putting together a solid season with a 25-401-2 receiving line through eight weeks. Expect Wilson to continue serving as the Cardinals No. 2 wideout alongside Marquise Brown when Arizona goes on the road to face Cleveland next Sunday.

Wilson recorded three catches (on five targets) for 26 yards during Sunday's 20-10 loss at Seattle.

Wilson again logged a healthy 83 percent of the offensive snaps, ranking second among Cardinals wide receivers behind Marquise Brown's 92 percent. Having said that, an uneven passing game led by quarterback Joshua Dobbs resulted in another lacking performance for the rookie third-round pick. It's unclear when Kyler Murray (knee) will be activated from the reserve/PUP list, so Wilson may be tough to trust for fantasy purposes until there's more stability under center. Either way, Wilson will have a tough task on his hands Week 8 against a Ravens defense that has allowed the lowest yards per target (5.7) to opposing wideouts this season.

Wilson secured three of four targets for 62 yards in the Cardinals' 26-9 loss to the Rams on Sunday.

The fleet-footed wideout tied with Trey McBride for the team lead in yardage, although the latter got to the 62-yard mark via a meaningless catch on the game's last play. Wilson's performance was encouraging and represented a solid resurgent effort after he'd been held to a career-low one reception and 18 yards by the Bengals in Week 5. Wilson now has over 50 receiving yards in four of the last five contests, giving him some momentum heading into a favorable Week 7 road matchup against the Seahawks.

Wilson gathered in one of two targets for 18 yards during Sunday's 34-20 loss to the Bengals.

Despite logging his second-highest snap share (75 percent) of the season, Wilson had his fewest catches and yards in any of his five games as a pro to date. The rookie third-round pick continued to operate as the team's No. 2 WR behind Marquise Brown (91 percent) and Rondale Moore (67 percent), so Wilson should have plenty of opportunities moving forward. However, Wilson may have a tough time taking advantage of them this Sunday against a Rams defense that has conceded the seventh-fewest YPC (7.0) to opposing wide receivers this season.

Wilson caught all seven of his targets for 76 yards and a pair of touchdowns in Sunday's 35-16 loss to San Francisco.

Wilson was already coming off of his best fantasy game of the season against Dallas in Week 3 (2-86-0), but he raised the bar once more with his first and second touchdowns of his young career. The rookie's seven targets still finished behind Marquise Brown and tight end Zach Ertz, who tied for the team lead with 10 targets in Sunday's loss. Wilson has an opportunity to usurp the struggling Rondale Moore (no receptions Sunday) as the No. 2 wideout for Arizona if he hasn't done so already. Wilson will look to continue his recent string of success in a home matchup against the Bengals next Sunday.

Wilson caught both his targets for 86 yards in Sunday's 28-16 win over the Cowboys.

The 2023 third-round pick torched the Dallas defense for a 69-yard reception in the fourth quarter to help set up Arizona's final TD of the afternoon. Wilson has just seven catches through his first three NFL games, but he's already proving to be a big-play threat as two of them have gone for more than 20 yards. The rookie faces a tough test in Week 4 against the stingy 49ers.

Wilson caught all three of his targets for 56 yards in Sunday's 31-28 loss to the Giants.

He tied Zach Ertz for the team lead in receiving yards while catching multiple passes for the second straight game to begin his NFL career. Wilson is quickly earning the trust of Joshua Dobbs, but the 2023 third-round pick will have troubling making an impact in Week 3 against an elite Cowboys defense.

Wilson hauled in two of four passes for 19 yards during Sunday's 20-16 loss at Washington.

In a game in which starting quarterback Joshua Dobbs attempted 30 passes, Wilson's four targets ranked fourth on the Cardinals behind Zach Ertz (10), Marquise Brown (five) and James Conner (five), despite leading all of the team's skill-position players in offensive snap share (90 percent). On a positive note, Wilson was on the receiving end of one of Dobbs' rare deep shots that went for 15 yards. But, considering Dobbs' limitations as a passer and Wilson's status as a boundary option, the rookie wide receiver doesn't hold much upside as long as Dobbs is under center. Wilson's next chance to make his mark arrives Sunday against the Giants.

Wilson wasn't targeted on 14 offensive snaps during Saturday's 38-10 preseason loss to the Chiefs.

After posting two catches (on three targets) for eight yards in the Cardinals' exhibition opener against the Broncos, Wilson didn't make a mark in the box score this time around. Fortunately for the 2023 third-round pick, he started alongside fellow wide receiver Marquise Brown while Rondale Moore and Greg Dortch came off the bench. The order of each player's first snaps Saturday may not be replicated in the regular season or even when quarterback Kyler Murray (knee) is healthy enough to suit up, but Wilson appears as if he'll be a regular target for whoever is under center for Arizona as a rookie.

Wilson gathered in two of three targets for eight yards during Friday's 18-17 preseason win against the Broncos.

Wilson got the start at wide receiver alongside Rondale Moore and Zach Pascal with top option Marquise Brown unavailable due to an undisclosed injury. The 2023 third-round pick didn't do much with his three looks, but he was on the receiving end of a deep pass from rookie quarterback Clayton Tune that fell incomplete. Such usage may be where Wilson will be able to make an impact in the Cardinals offense in his first year as a pro, specifically as a boundary option. His next chance for exhibition action arrives Saturday, Aug. 19 versus the Chiefs.

The Cardinals selected Wilson in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, 94th overall.

Wilson dealt with some injury troubles at Stanford but was consistently productive when healthy. Wilson has boundary wideout size at 6-foot-2, 213 pounds, and he demonstrated standout short-area athleticism with a 37.5-inch vertical, 125-inch broad jump and 1.5-second split on his 4.58-second 40. Wilson should be able to line up pretty much everywhere for Arizona, giving the Cardinals additional depth chart flexibility going into training camp.

The Cardinals selected Wilson in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, 94th overall.

Wilson dealt with some injury troubles at Stanford but was consistently productive when healthy. Wilson has boundary wideout size at 6-foot-2, 213 pounds, and he demonstrated standout short-area athleticism with a 37.5-inch vertical, 125-inch broad jump and 1.5-second split on his 4.58-second 40. Wilson should be able to line up pretty much everywhere for Arizona, giving the Cardinals additional depth chart flexibility going into training camp.