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83 Stephen Spach, TE
Height/Weight: 6-4/260
| Birthdate: 07/18/1982
| Birthplace: Fresno, CA, USA
| Team: Arizona Cardinals
| College: Fresno State
| NFL Experience: 4
| Owned/Started%: 0/0
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 Cardinals list Week 12 inactives
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Updated 11/29/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: The Cardinals' list of inactives for Week 12 at Tennessee includes DB Rashad Johnson, LB Reggie Walker, LB Will Davis, TE Stephen Spach and WR Jerheme Urban. | Analysis: None of the players listed here has any Fantasy appeal even when active. Leave them all on waivers. |
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Cardinals list Week 11 inactives
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Updated 11/22/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: The Cardinals' list of inactives for Week 11 at St. Louis includes QB Brian St. Pierre, DB Rashad Johnson, LB Chike Okeafor, TE Stephen Spach, WR Jerheme Urban and TE Dominique Byrd. | Analysis: None of these players contributes enough statistically to matter in Fantasy even when active. Leave them all on waivers. |
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Six Cardinals held statless Week 10
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Updated 11/15/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach, TE Anthony Becht, RB Jason Wright, RB Dan Kreider, WR Jerheme Urban and QB Matt Leinart all dressed but failed to record an offensive stat for Week 10 vs. Seattle. | Analysis: Most of these players are reserves for the Cardinals and hardly contribute on offense. Continue to keep them reserved in Fantasy heading into Week 11 against the Rams. |
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Cardinals list Week 9 inactives
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Updated 11/8/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: The Cardinals listed the following players as inactive for Week 9 at Chicago: QB Brian St. Pierre, DB Rashad Johnson, LB Gerald Hayes, WR Anquan Boldin, TE Stephen Spach, TE Dominique Byrd. | Analysis: Aside from Boldin, none of the players listed are expected to have any Fantasy appeal this season. Leave them on the waiver wire in all leagues until further notice. |
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Cardinals list Week 8 inactives
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Updated 11/1/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: The Cardinals' list of inactives for Week 8 against the Cardinals includes WR Early Doucet, TE Stephen Spach, DL Kenny Iwebema, TE Dominique Byrd, DB Rashad Johnson and QB Brian St. Pierre. | Analysis: None of these players ever does enough statistically to matter in Fantasy. Leave them all on waivers. |
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Cardinals list Sunday night inactives
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Updated 10/25/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: The following players are inactive for the Arizona Cardinals for their Sunday night game at the Giants in Week 7: QB Brian St. Pierre (3rd QB), S Rashad Johnson, LB Reggie Walker, WR Early Doucet, TE Stephen Spach and TE Dominique Byrd. | Analysis: Most of these players are reserves or special teams contributors when active. They have little to no Fantasy appeal. Keep them reserved Week 7. |
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Spach to sit out Week 7
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Updated 10/23/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Arizona TE Stephen Spach has been ruled out of the team's Week 7 game at the Giants with an ankle injury. | Analysis: Spach is not a relevant Fantasy player and can continue to be ignored in all formats. |
 Cardinals list Week 6 inactives
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Updated 10/18/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals QB Brian St. Pierre, DB Greg Toler, DB Rashad Johnson, LB Reggie Walker, TE Stephen Spach and TE Dominique Byrd have all been ruled inactive for Week 6 at Seattle. | Analysis: There are no real surprise inactives for the Cardinals. Most of these players are reserves or special teams contributors when active. They have little to no Fantasy appeal. Keep them reserved Week 6. |
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Spach won't be active Week 6
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Updated 10/16/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Arizona TE Stephen Spach has been ruled out of the team's Week 6 game at Seattle. | Analysis: Spach does not do enough statistically to be relevant in Fantasy and can continue to be ignored. |
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Seven Cardinals go without stats
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Updated 10/11/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals RB Dan Kreider, RB Jason Wright, RB LaRod Stephens-Howling, TE Mike Leach, TE Stephen Spach, WR Sean Morey and QB Matt Leinart didn't record offensive statistics Week 5 against the Texans. | Analysis: None of these players ever does enough statistically to matter in Fantasy. Leave them all on waivers. |
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Spach no force for Cardinals
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Updated 9/28/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach had two catches for 9 yards Sunday against the Colts. | Analysis: The Cardinals don't use the TE much, so Spach has minimal Fantasy value in all leagues. Ignore him when the Cardinals return from their bye in Week 4. They play Houston in Week 5. |
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Spach gets first reception of 2009
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Updated 9/20/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Arizona TE Stephen Spach caught one pass for 7 yards Week 2 in a win over the Jaguars. He did not make a catch Week 1 against the 49ers. | Analysis: Spach will often go without stats for the Cardinals as he's the No. 2 option behind Anthony Becht. Leave him on waivers in all leagues for Week 3 at home against the Colts. |
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Seven Cardinals don't record stats
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Updated 9/14/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach, RB LaRod Stephens-Howling, WR Lance Long, RB Jason Wright, TE Anthony Becht, WR Sean Morey and QB Matt Leinart didn't record offensive statistics Week 1 at Jacksonville. | Analysis: None of these players ever does enough statistically to matter in Fantasy. Leave them all on waivers. |
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Who's the Cards' starting TE anyway?
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Updated 8/18/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Just about every position is set as the Arizona Cardinals wind down training camp. The tight end though? Not even close. Five players are vying for the spot with no one distancing himself from the pack so far. Stephen Spach was working with the first team on Monday, with Ben Patrick on the second and Leonard Pope on the third. Anthony Becht and Dominique Byrd are also in the mix. But things can change in a hurry. "That's a battle. It's a contested battle," coach Ken Whisenhunt said Tuesday. "We've got three more preseason games and practices to find out and we'll make our decision at that point." | Analysis: The Cardinals might end the preseason with four of these guys on the roster as Ben Patrick will be suspended to start the year. Pope has long had potential to be a sleeper for Fantasy purposes, but with the Cardinals' receivers playing such a huge role in the offense, the tight end only sees a handful of yards each week. Whomever is the Cardinals' starting tight end isn't worth owning in Fantasy play. |
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Becht hopes to start for Cardinals
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Updated 5/4/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: The Arizona Republic reports Cardinals TE Anthony Becht wants to start for the team this year. There are five tight ends on the roster: Ben Patrick, Leonard Pope, Stephen Spach, Alex Schor and Becht, a 10-year veteran who joined the team as a free agent. Patrick and Pope split time as the starter for much of the season, though they battled through injuries and inconsistency. Spach joined the team late in the year and became the starter, only to suffer torn knee ligaments in a Jan. 10 playoff win over Carolina. Schor spent the year on the practice squad. But now there is Becht, who at 6-feet-5, 280 pounds, is a big target and a strong blocker. "I can still catch, I can still run, but my view is Coach (Whisenhunt) wants to get the running game going," said Becht. "For whatever reason, they didn't run the ball that well last year and it still worked out all right, but you definitely need a balance and I'm hoping I can help with that." | Analysis: Becht's best season came in 2003, when he caught 40 passes for 356 yards and four touchdowns for the Jets. Still, Becht isn't going to catch many passes in this offense. Even if he wins the job ahead of Pope or the other players competing, ignore Becht in all leagues. Only Pope would have minimal Fantasy value if he's named the starter. |
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Torn ACL ends Spach's season
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Updated 1/12/2009 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals starting TE Stephen Spach is out for the playoffs with a torn knee ligament. Spach tore his right anterior cruciate ligament while blocking in the second half of Saturday night's 33-13 victory over Carolina. He was signed as a free agent on Oct. 28 to shore up the injury-depleted position and became a starter against San Francisco on Nov. 10. His blocking helped the team's improved running game, and he had a game-clinching 23-yard catch on a third-and-16 situation late in Arizona's 30-24 wild-card victory over Atlanta. | Analysis: Spach wasn't productive enough to warrant Fantasy use, so this injury shouldn't impact anyone. |
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Cardinals reserves do nothing
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Updated 12/21/2008 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach, TE Leonard Pope and WR Sean Morey did not record an offensive statistic in Week 16 at New England. | Analysis: None of the players listed above have a chance to produce significant Fantasy totals and for that reason should be left on the waiver wire in all leagues until further notice. |
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Cardinals minions don't factor
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Updated 12/15/2008 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach, RB Tim Castille, WR Early Doucet, TE Leonard Pope and WR Sean Morey did not record an offensive statistic in Week 15 against Minnesota. | Analysis: None of the players listed above have a chance to produce significant Fantasy totals and for that reason should be left on the waiver wire in all leagues until further notice. |
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Spach makes reception
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Updated 12/7/2008 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach had one catch in Week 15 against the Rams. | Analysis: Ignore Spach in Fantasy play as he has no value. |
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Seven Cardinals don't record stats
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Updated 11/28/2008 |
| Stephen Spach, TE ARI | |
| News: Cardinals TE Stephen Spach, RB Terrelle Smith, RB Tim Castille, WR Sean Morey, TE Ben Patrick, QB Matt Leinart and RB Edgerrin James didn't record offensive statistics Week 13 at Philadelphia. | Analysis: None of these players ever does enough statistically to matter in Fantasy. Leave them all on waivers for Week 14 against the Rams. |
