5 more Arizona Cardinals who played their last game with the team

Sep 25, 2022; Glendale, Ariz., U.S.; Arizona Cardinals place kicker Matt Prater (5) is congratulated by guard Justin Pugh (67) after a filed goal against the Los Angeles Rams during the third quarter at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Michael Chow-Arizona Republic
Sep 25, 2022; Glendale, Ariz., U.S.; Arizona Cardinals place kicker Matt Prater (5) is congratulated by guard Justin Pugh (67) after a filed goal against the Los Angeles Rams during the third quarter at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Michael Chow-Arizona Republic /
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Dec 12, 2022; Glendale, Ariz., USA; Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Robbie Anderson (81) watches the defense play against the New England Patriots during the first quarter at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Michael Chow-Arizona RepublicNfl Cardinals Patriots 1213 New England Patriots At Arizona Cardinals /

4 – Robbie Anderson

Anderson was likely the worst move the Arizona Cardinals made all season. He flamed out with the Carolina Panthers, but on paper, he looked like yet another steal in the trade department. Unfortunately, Anderson was so obscure that it was easy to forget he was part of the team.

During his 10 games with the Cardinals, he caught seven passes on 17 targets, had 76 receiving yards, and zero touchdowns. By contrast, Anderson had 13 catches on 27 targets, 206 yards, and a touchdown during his six games with the Carolina Panthers before they dealt him to Arizona.

Overall, Anderson was an ill-fated pickup. And even if the Cardinals trade DeAndre Hopkins, which will leave a gaping hole at the unit, look for the Redbirds to cut Anderson sometime this offseason. If he happens to make it to training camp, expect him to be an early cut.

Anderson was supposed to be, at worst, a sound #3 target. Instead, even undersized products like Greg Dortch and Rondale Moore proved to be far better options.