Steve Breaston (knee, probable) was limited in Cardinals practice Friday.

Breaston was limited every day this week, but he's in no danger of missing Sunday's game at Minnesota. We rank him 25th amongst receivers for Week 9, ahead of the likes of Chad Ochocinco, Percy Harvin, and Braylon Edwards.

Steve Breaston (knee) was limited again in Thursday's practice.

Breaston has resumed his routine of limited practices leading up to a questionable tag on Friday, but he's in no danger of missing Sunday's game.

Steve Breaston (knee) was limited in Cardinals practice Wednesday.

Breaston is always limited throughout the week, but he'll be able to play in Week 9 against the Vikings. He's topped 41 yards just twice this season.

Steve Breaston caught eight passes for 147 yards in the Cardinals' Week 8 loss to the Buccaneers.

The Cards were smart to make sure Breaston was 100 percent upon return, because he was a nightmare for the Bucs' secondary. Breaston did most of his damage on underneath routes, running well after the catch. We'd still hesitate to recommend him as a fantasy start against the Vikings in Week 9. Highly inconsistent, he's topped 41 yards in just two games this season.

Steve Breaston is active for Week 8 against the Buccaneers.

The Cardinals' inactives are LB Clark Haggans, WR Max Komar, QB John Skelton, CB A.J. Jefferson, S Hamza Abdullah, LB Reggie Walker, C Ben Claxton, and NT Gabe Watson. Early Doucet will be Arizona's third receiver on Sunday.

Steve Breaston (knee, questionable) was limited in Friday's practice.

Breaston is expected to resume starting against the Bucs, although a run-heavy game plan is likely from Arizona with an undrafted rookie quarterback coming off a concussion under center. Breaston isn't a fantasy option.

Coach Ken Whisenhunt confirmed that Steve Breaston (knee) will return to game action this week.

Breaston will start opposite Larry Fitzgerald, giving Max Hall a much-needed boost. Andre Roberts will head back to the fourth receiver role. Outside of Fitz, all Cardinals receivers belong on fantasy benches.

Steve Breaston (knee) was limited in Cardinals practice Wednesday.

Breaston was held out of Week 7 due to the slippery conditions at Qwest Field. He's expected to return this week to start against the Buccaneers.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt indicated that the wet conditions at Qwest Field in Seattle was the reason that Steve Breaston (knee) wasn't active in Week 7.

Breaston was limited in practice all week leading up to the game but was looking like a "go" against the Seahawks. Expect him to suit up in Week 8 against the Bucs, pushing Andre Roberts back to a reserve role.

Steve Breaston is inactive for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Rookie Andre Roberts is starting opposite Larry Fitzgerald. Joining Breaston on the inactives list: WR Stephen Williams, C Ben Claxton, S Hamza Abdullah, third QB John Skelton, CB Trumaine McBride, LB Alex Hall, and DT Gabe Watson. DT Dan Williams is back after sitting out Week 5 for being overweight. Early Doucet is active, but will continue to serve his No. 3 receiver role.

The Cardinals are leaving Steve Breaston's (questionable, knee) status for Week 7 up to a game-time decision.

Breaston will probably play, but we won't know for sure until roughly 3PM ET. In his first start with Max Hall, Breaston is best left on fantasy benches.

Steve Breaston (knee) was limited again in Thursday's practice.

Breaston is expected to play at Seattle this week, but he's not advisable as a fantasy option until he proves that he's back to full speed and on the same page with rookie QB Max Hall.

Steve Breaston (knee) was limited in Cardinals practice Wednesday.

Breaston figures to be "limited" all week, then listed as questionable or probable on Friday's injury report. Either way, he's a good bet to start against the Seahawks. Breaston will still be no better than a low-end WR3.

Steve Breaston (knee) participated in practice Monday with the Cardinals returning from their Week 6 bye.

Early Doucet, on the other hand, was a non-participant as he continues to recover from a sports hernia. Breaston began the season in highly inconsistent fashion, posting lines of 7/132, 3/10, and 4/41/1 in the first three games. He tore his meniscus in Week 3 and has been inactive ever since.

The Arizona Republic's Kent Somers says that Wednesday will be the key day for Steve Breaston (meniscus surgery) and Early Doucet (sports hernia) to determine if they can return in Week 7.

Both players have been eying Week 7 for their return, and we anticipate them being on the field against the Seahawks. We'll have a much better idea on Wednesday as to their statuses, though.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said Steve Breaston (meniscus surgery) and Early Doucet (sports hernia) will do some side work at Wednesday's practice.

Whiz added that the staff will see if Breaston and Doucet are "ready to do work" next Monday after the team's Week 6 bye. As it stands right now, we expect both receivers to return in Week 7.

Steve Breaston (meniscus surgery) isn't practicing this week.

Breaston hasn't been formally ruled out, but he won't play against the Saints. Undrafted rookie Stephen Williams will make a second straight start.

Cardinals declared WR Steve Breaston, WR Early Doucet, NT Dan Williams, QB John Skelton, S Hamza Abdullah, CB Brandon McDonald, C Ben Claxton, and LB Alex Hall inactive for Week 4 at San Diego.

Rookies Stephen Williams and Max Komar are filling in as the Nos. 2 and 3 receivers with Breaston and Doucet out.

Coach Ken Whisenhunt would not rule Steve Breaston (meniscus surgery) out for Week 5.

Whisenhunt wishes Breaston would be back next week. He just had his procedure on Tuesday and will need at least two weeks of rehab. With the Cardinals facing a Week 6 bye, the timing is perfect for Breaston to return after that.

The Cardinals are reportedly targeting a Week 7 return for Steve Breaston (meniscus surgery).

The Cardinals have a Week 6 bye, so they're hoping Breaston misses just two games. Players have been known to struggle in their return from meniscus procedures, so Breaston isn't a good bet to help the team before November. Considering bye week issues over the next few weeks, Breaston is droppable in 10- and 12-team leagues.