NFL Position Roles - Arizona Cardinals

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Arizona splits the backfield between Bam Knight and Michael Carter, with Knight handling a 44% snap share and averaging 8 rushes and 5 targets per game while taking 50% of the team’s red-zone rushing attempts. Meanwhile, Carter is on the field for 51% of snaps with 4 rushes and 5 targets per game and 25% of Arizona’s red-zone carries. Also, Emari Demercado has logged an 18% snap share with 5 rushes and 3 targets per game but 0% of red-zone rushes; Demercado missed the Week 12–14 games with an ankle injury.

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Michael Wilson dominates the Cardinals’ receiver usage with an 84% snap share, 14 targets per game and 25% of red-zone targets. Marvin Harrison has been on the field for 61% of snaps with 7 targets per game (0% red-zone share); Harrison missed the Week 14 game with a heel injury. Greg Dortch adds a 56% snap rate across three games with 6 targets per game and 11% of Arizona’s red-zone looks before going on injured reserve prior to Week 14. In addition, Xavier Weaver plays 64% of snaps with 2 targets per game and 11% of red-zone targets, while Jalen Brooks chips in a 40% snap share with 3 targets per game (0% in the red zone). With Harrison sidelined in Week 14, Arizona rotated Andre Baccellia, Brooks and Trent Sherfield behind Wilson and Weaver, though those ancillary options commanded limited volume.

12/10/25: (Last 4 weeks) Trey McBride owns a 90% snap share at tight end, averaging 10 targets per game and drawing 18% of the Cardinals’ red-zone targets.