Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Zay Jones has only produced two "solid" fantasy football seasons through his first seven years in the NFL, but he might be in the best situation of his career in 2024. The organization selected Marvin Harrison Jr. with the No. 4 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and expects the former Ohio State star to be their WR1 right away, but the depth chart behind him is weak, and targets are up for grabs. Jones figures to be an immediate starter in Kyler Murray's offense, and wideouts Michael Wilson, Zach Pascal, Greg Dortch, and Chris Moore shouldn't scare anyone away from targeting him in later rounds of fantasy drafts. The 29-year-old has experience and should pick up his new offense quickly, so he's an attractive dart throw in deeper fantasy setups. He'll likely be behind Harrison Jr. and tight end Trey McBride in the target pecking order, but he's set to play with arguably the best quarterback of his career, and his 823-yard, five-touchdown season in 2022 proved he can excel as a secondary or tertiary in a competent offense. If McBride or Harrison Jr. miss any time this season, fantasy managers will likely be rushing to the waiver wire to pick him up.