4 bounce-back candidates on offense for Arizona Cardinals in 2025

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The Arizona Cardinals are in the final phase of their offseason program with two weeks remaining, one of OTAs and one of minicamp. They are hoping to bounce back from their 8-9 2024 when they lost five of their final seven games.

To do so, they will need some individual players to bounce back from 2024.

PFF named linebacker Baron Browning as the Cardinals' top bounce-back candidate for 2025. But there are a number of players who could use a bounce-back season, whether coming back from an injury, low production or simply not meeting expectations. We went over some bounce-back players for the defense.

Here are some offensive players to watch for improvement in 2025.

Cardinals bounce-back offensive candidate 1: OT Jonah Williams​


Williams played well when he played. The problem was that he only played in six games because he injured his knee twice. He still is their best option at right tackle and staying healthy all season would be huge.

Cardinals bounce-back offensive candidate 2: QB Kyler Murray​


This is more about how things went down the stretch. His season stats were fine, but of his 11 interceptions, eight came in the final seven games when the Cardinals lost five of their final seven, going from 6-4 and in first place in the division to third place and 8-9.

Cardinals bounce-back offensive candidate 3: WR Zay Jones​


Jones was re-signed to a one-year deal after he only had eight catches in 2024. His suspension to start the season really set him back, but by the end of the season, he was getting the third-most offensive snaps among the receivers. Expect him to have a much better year than eight receptions.

Cardinals bounce-back offensive candidate 4: WR Marvin Harrison Jr.​


This might seem disingenuous because his rookie season was far from bad. It was one of the best the Cardinals have ever had from a rookie receiver. But people expected more, and it was disappointing because there were other rookie receivers clearing 1,100 and 1,200 yards. Bouncing back would mean becoming the true WR1 threat and being a guy defenses have to worry about.

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This article originally appeared on Cards Wire: 4 bounce-back candidates on offense for Arizona Cardinals in 2025


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