2025 offseason roster profile: TE Tip Reiman
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 tight end Tip Reiman.
2024 Tip Reiman stats, season
Reiman played in every game as a rookie in 2024, starting nine games. He was used sparingly in the passing game, getting targeted only seven times. He finished with six receptions for 37 yards.
He played 450 offensive snaps and 189 on special teams.
He did great work as a blocker.
2025 contract status
Reiman enters Year 2 of his four-year contract. He will make almost $1.06 million in salary and count more than $1.3 million against the salary cap.
Outlook for 2025
Reiman excelled in his role as one of the rotational tight ends. He will at least be that much again. His spot on the roster is pretty secure. He is expected to be on the roster and play a lot.
Perhaps he can even expend his role to be more than just a blocking tight end.
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