2025 offseason roster profile: WR Greg Dortch
The Arizona Cardinals are in offseason mode and we are still weeks away from free agency and months from the NFL draft. Over the next little while, we will take a look at each player on the roster or signed to a reserve deal and break down where they stand with the team.
We will look at their 2024 season, their contract status and what their status is for the coming offseason and 2025 season.
Next up is wide receiver Greg Dortch.
2024 Greg Dortch stats, season
After Rondale Moore was traded in the offseason, it appears that Dortch would be in position to break out as the team's primary slot receiver.
He did play a little more (432 offensive snaps in 2024 after 397 in 2023) and did have increased production (37 catches for 342 yards and three touchdowns after having 24 for 280 and two in 2023), but he was not as impactful as he was in 2022.
His playing time decreased late in the season as they began using Marvin Harrison Jr. and Michael Wilson more in the slot, giving Zay Jones snaps.
He continued to be the team's primary punt returner, averaging a career-high 9.6 yards per return.
2025 contract status
Dortch will be a restricted free agent when the league year begins on March 12. If the Cardinals tender him a qualifying offer, they can match any offer another team gives him, but it also means paying him a projected almost $3.2 million.
Outlook for 2025
It is uncertain whether or not the Cardinals will use an RFA tender on him. One would figure they would like him to return, as he is a favorite of quarterback Kyler Murray, but they might not want to pay him the more than $3 million it would cost to tender him, especially if he is going to be WR4 as he ended up being late in the season.
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