Below are notes covering each of the NFL's 32 teams. Use these tidbits to make the best waiver-wire, trade and lineup decisions this week. Be sure to check back each week of the season for a new version of the Fantasy 32.
Arizona Cardinals -- There aren't many cornerbacks in this league who shadow an opposing team's top wide receiver nearly every single week. Patrick Peterson is one of those cornerbacks, and he's playing at a very high level in 2015. Through nine weeks, Peterson has faced off with Brandin Cooks, Torrey Smith, Kenny Britt, Calvin Johnson, Antonio Brown, Steve Smith Sr. and Travis Benjamin. Peterson is seeing 0.13 targets per route and allowing 0.09 fantasy points per route, both of which are very low relative to other corners. Peterson didn't shadow any of Seattle's pedestrian wide receivers in 2014, and it's possible that's the case again this week. The likes of A.J. Green, Torrey Smith, Tavon Austin, Stefon Diggs and Randall Cobb figure to have to deal with Peterson down the stretch this season.
Atlanta Falcons -- Desmond Trufant has been one of the league's top cover corners this season, but it's important to understand that many teams do not choose to shadow with their top corner. In fact, through eight games, Atlanta has yet to shadow even once. Trufant, who is rarely targeted, has lined up at left corner on 97 percent of pass plays he has been on the field for this season. He has allowed only 14 receptions and one touchdown on 28 targets. Atlanta is on a bye this week, but the likes of T.Y. Hilton, Mike Wallace and Vincent Jackson will see plenty of Trufant during upcoming matchups. They'll need to be downgraded as a result.