Jeremiyah Love is losing fantasy relevance fast. The Cardinals running back hasn't delivered on his draft promise, and there's real concern he's becoming a bust candidate rather than the league-winning pick owners believed they were getting. His workload and efficiency have both disappointed through the first half of the season.
Meanwhile, Kendrick Bourne represents the opposite trajectory. The Cardinals wide receiver remains under most owners' radars, but he's quietly built chemistry with quarterback Kyler Murray and figures to see consistent targets heading into Week 6. The opportunity is there for anyone who knows where to look.
The lesson here cuts deeper than one team's backfield. Fantasy football rewards players hitting their ceiling at the right moment, not just raw talent. Love had the pedigree. Bourne has the opportunity. One will leave rosters frustrated. One will reward patience and line-up flexibility.
Arizona's offense has defined roles this season, and not everyone fits them equally. Pay attention to who actually sees the ball, not who you thought would.