3.) Tyler Boyd
When you are a receiver in an offense that has Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, with a running back in Joe Mixon, one might say that it would be hard to get the ball. However, wideout Tyler Boyd has still found a way to be involved as a great number three receiving option in the Bengals’ offense. Since 2021, (with Chase and Higgins in the offense), Boyd has been averaging 91 receptions, 752 yards, and 4 touchdowns a year. Obviously those are not fantastic numbers, but Boyd was never going to outperform the production of Chase and Higgins. Not to mention, quarterback Joe Burrow went out with a season-ending wrist injury which limited the Bengals’ pass attack.
If Boyd was to join the Cardinals, he would provide a security blanket for quarterback Kyler Murray in the short passing game. Another great factor that the Cardinals should consider is Boyd’s availability. Some of the best talent that a player can have is being healthy and ready to go. In 3 seasons, Boyd has only missed 2 games. He may not be a flashy signing, but Ossenfort would be able to bring in the start of stability of playmakers on the outside for Murray.