{"playerId":5528,"percentChange":0.1,"averageDraftPosition":14,"percentOwned":99.9,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Fitzgerald is putting in the work to learn the Cardinals' offensive scheme under new head coach Bruce Arians, the Arizona Republic reports.","spin":"Fitzgerald is in the process of learning three new wide receiver positions: his typical split end position (X) along with flanker (Z) and the slot (F). Considering his production went stale in 2012 under the old coaching staff -- 71 catches for 798 yards and four touchdowns -- a bit more versatility in his arsenal should help him establish himself as one of the top-producing wideouts in the NFL. When combined with a competent QB, Carson Palmer, under center, Fitzgerald's prospects heading into the fall seem to be on the upswing.","date":"Wed Jun 5"},"fullName":"Larry Fitzgerald","pointsSEASON":99,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Neither injury nor diminished skills explain Fitzgerald's disastrous '12 season, in which he finished 21st in receptions and 35th in receiving yards among WRs. It was all about the QB. Kevin Kolb, John Skelton, Ryan Lindley and Brian Hoyer combined for a 55.4 percent completion rate, 11 TD passes and 21 INTs. Drafting Fitz this season is a vote that new Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians can solve Arizona's signal-calling mess. Maybe Carson Palmer is the answer; we're not convinced his elbow ever recovered to pre-injury strength, but at least you can be sure he and Arians will combine to take shots. Anyway, we're buying low in Fitz: He's way too physically gifted and mentally tough not to bounce back.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":40,"projectedPoints":167}