Reiman Out, Cardinals Adjust Offense | NFL News

Arizona Cardinals cut tight end Tip Reiman, who’s headed to the reserve/physically unable to perform list after ankle surgery sidelined him since Week 5 last season. A third-round pick in 2024, Reiman was a key blocker and helped open up the offense — especially under new OC Mike LaFleur’s multiple-tight-end sets. He’ll miss at least the first four games, with a possible return in Week 5 against Detroit, and the team has 21 days to decide if he’ll be activated. In his absence, the Cardinals will lean on three-receiver sets, giving Kendrick Bourne more chances while Trey McBride leads the tight end corps. The roster now features McBride, Elijah Higgins, and newly acquired Hunter Long — who played under LaFleur before — as the trio filling the void. Also cut: Baylor Cupp, Teagan Quitoriano, and Rivaldo Fairweather.

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