The Arizona Cardinals listed running back Keaontay Ingram (neck) as a limited participant in their Thursday practice session for Week 6.
Ingram has been dealing with a neck injury recently, missing the Cardinals' last two games. It seems like he could suit up in Week 6, and could see more work than usual with starting back James Conner (knee) sidelined. Rookie Emari Demercado stepped up after Conner's injury in Week 5, handling 10 carries for 45 yards and 1 touchdown, but it's unclear where the rookie stands compared to Ingram in the eyes of the team's coaching staff.
Ingram hasn't seen much play in his two seasons of NFL action, but could potentially become the Cardinals' starter. The Cardinals' rushing attack has looked surprisingly strong so far this season, churning out the sixth-most yards per game (143.2) with their offensive line generating a generous 4.0 yards before contact for Conner on the season. Ingram could become a solid fantasy play if he does earn the starting job over Demercado.