Wide receiver Rondale Moore could be back in the lineup for the Cardinals this week.

Moore has missed the first three games of the year after hurting his hamstring days before the season opener, but he has taken a big step toward returning to action. Moore took part in practice on Wednesday for the first time since his injury.

Related players: Greg Dortch

Word from the team on his participation level will come later in the day, the story said, but any work is obviously a move in the right direction for a Cardinals team that has struggled to put points on the board outside of a strong finish against the Raiders in Week 2. Owners will need to monitor the situation as Moore could end up on a pitch count if he does play in Week 4. His return could affect Dortch's usage.

Sophomore WR Rondale Moore is one of a handful of players who have already been ruled out for Sunday's contest.

Related Players: Greg Dortch, A.J. Green

Kyler Murray's skill position group will be limited once again, as the 3-WR set appears to be Marquise Brown, Greg Dortch, and A.J. Green. Though Greg Dortch was a pleasant surprise in Week 1, Green's 0.42 yards per route run ranked 84th out of 89 qualifying wide receivers.

Interior offensive lineman joins Rondale Moore in the Out category, while veteran Zach Ertz is questionable heading into Sunday.

Related Players: A.J. Green, Trey McBride

This doesn't look good for Kyler Murray coming out of the gate, going against an explosive Chiefs offense on the other sideline. Marquise Brown and A.J. Green may join James Conner as being the focal point of the Cardinals offense.

Rondale Moore's leg will need further examinations, including an MRI, before judging if and how much time he is likely to miss.

Related Players: AJ Green

If Moore is forced to miss time, the team's wide receiver room will feature Marquise Brown, A.J. Green, and not much else. TE Zach Ertz is also dealing with a calf injury, possibly further limiting Kyler Murray's passing game options for Week 1.

Rondale Moore and Zach Ertz will also “be close,” per Kingsbury.

Moore's injury hasn't been announced, while Ertz is dealing with a calf injury. It's at least a good sign for both as we're still over a week away from Week 1.

One player who has stood out in Cardinals preseason this year: Andy Isabella.

Related players: Marquise Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, Rondale Moore, A.J. Green, Antoine Wesley, Greg Dortch

It's not the first positive press for Isabella, who has had a very good camp despite being buried on the depth chart. The tweet went on to say the team feels he's had as good a camp as just about anyone. He's been the subject of trade rumors in the past but he's making himself tough to remove from the roster right now, the tweet added. Given the players in front of him, he'll likely have a tough time making any kind of fantasy impact on the Cards, but he's a player to keep an eye on if he's moved.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Rondale Moore is set to see an expanded role for the team this season.

Moore flashed as a rookie but should see a more consistent role this season, especially with DeAndre Hopkins suspended for the first six games of the season. The second-year receiver is expected to see an expanded route tree and a larger weekly target share. Currently going off the board as the WR64 based on composite ADP, Moore could prove to be a major value. Expected to be utilized all over the formation and to attack opposing defenses at all levels *including out of the backfield), Moore is a popular pick to be the Cardinals' breakout player of 2022. Moore should see his ADP climb as we draw closer to the start of the regular season. Currently ranked as our WR73, Moore should boast upside flex value for the first few weeks of the season.