Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald missed practice for a third straight day Friday and will be a game-time decision when the Arizona Cardinals face the Seahawks in a big NFC West matchup in Seattle on Sunday.

Fitzgerald suffered a sprained left knee in Arizona’s 14-6 victory over the Detroit Lions last Sunday, and his streak of 110 consecutive starts appears in jeopardy.

“I’ll do everything I can to be out there,” Fitzgerald, who leads the Cardinals with 46 catches for 658 yards, said Thursday. “I just take care of myself and try and be ready to go every week. It’s a rough game, a rough business. You see every week someone is getting dinged up, banged around. It’s not like I haven’t played through a lot of different things.”

He worked on the side Friday but did not take part in team drills.

If Fitzgerald can’t play, Jaron Brown will be expected to see more playing time next to John Brown (34 catches, 468 yards, five touchdowns) and Michael Floyd (26-454-4).

“We’ve got receivers. That’s not a problem,” offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin said Thursday. “Whoever is open gets the ball. We’re loaded at receiver. I’m not worried at all.”

The Cardinals (9-1) are looking to extend their winning streak to seven games and put more distance between themselves and the Seahawks (6-4) in the NFC West.