Andy Isabella

According to Brad Stainbrook, Andy Isabella is no longer a part of trade discussions.

Fantasy Impact

Andy Isabella was granted permission to seek a trade earlier this offseason and was unable to find a suitor. Now since the Cardinals will be without WR DeAndre Hopkins for the first six weeks of the season, Isabella has been taken out of trade talks. Coming off of a year where he caught one pass for 13 yards, Isabella will likely be a non-factor during the 2022 fantasy football season. He slots in as the team’s WR5 even with Hopkins out of the lineup.

Cardinals WR Andy Isabella is requesting a trade from the team.

Fantasy Impact

Isabella requested a traded and the Cardinals reportedly granted permission for his camp to seek one. There is reportedly interest from the Patriots, but that is all just speculation at this point. Look for the trade market for the 25-year old to heat up around the draft.

The Arizona Cardinals activate WR Andy Isabella from the Reserve/Covid-19 list.

Fantasy Impact

Isabella is battling for the team’s WR4 spot, and will now return to training camp. He’s a long shot to see fantasy relevance behind Hopkins, Kirk, Green and Moore but in deeper dynasty leagues he’s worth the stash.

Per Darren Urban of the team’s website, WR Andy Isabella has been activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Fantasy Impact

Isabella was deemed a high-risk, close contacts when he went on the COVID-19 list on July 29. He is battling for the team’s WR4 spot, and will now return to training camp. He’s a long shot to see fantasy relevance behind Hopkins, Kirk, Green and Moore but in deeper dynasty leagues he’s worth the stash.

The Cardinals have placed Andy Isabella on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Fantasy Impact

The Cardinals now have seven players on the COVID-19 list, even though over 90 percent of their roster is vaccinated. It’s unknown if Isabella is among those with the vaccine. If so, he may rejoin the team after two negative tests separated by 24 hours. However, if he is unvaccinated he must quarantine for a minimum of 10 days for a positive test.