Arizona Cardinals RB James Conner active for season finale vs. Seahawks

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GLENDALE — The Arizona Cardinals will have starting running back James Conner for their season finale against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

The running back, who was out on the field stretching pre-game, is officially active. Conner was a limited participant throughout the week of practice with a heel issue.

Entering play Sunday, Conner is second in the league in terms of rushing touchdowns with 13 behind only Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor (18). Conner hasn’t played since Week 15.

With fellow running back Chase Edmonds out with ribs and toe injuries, the Cardinals will likely lean on Conner with Jonathan Ward and Eno Benjamin also in line for added carries.

As @Tdrake4sports reported, James Conner is on the field warming up and officially active today. We will see how much he plays. Listen to the game on 98.7 FM in a little over an hour! #RedSea pic.twitter.com/VfdByKPACL

— 98.7 Arizona Sports (@AZSports) January 9, 2022

Linebacker Dennis Gardeck (thumb) and defensive lineman Zach Allen (ankle) are also active Sunday after entering the matchup as questionable.

Arizona’s inactives include Edmonds, cornerback Marco Wilson, wide receiver Rondale Moore, defensive lineman Jordan Phillips, quarterback Trace McSorley, offensive lineman Joshua Miles and tight end Demetrius Harris.

As for the Seahawks, linebacker Bobby Wagner, cornerback John Reid, quarterback Jacob Eason, tight end Will Dissly and guard Gabe Jackson are inactive.

Linebacker Carlos Dunlap, who entered the contest as questionable with an ankle issue, is active.

The Cardinals take on the Seahawks at 2:25 p.m. Tune to 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station for all the action.

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