Arizona running back LaRod Stephens-Howling is active for Sunday's game against St. Louis, but is not expected to start.Fantasy Spin:Despite 127 yards on the ground last weekend, Stephens-Howling is thought of as a change-of-pace back and a third-down receiving option. Beanie Wells is the starter and is expected to carry the majority of the workload.
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