Ginn notched 14 receptions (on 26 targets) for 190 yards during the 2014 campaign. Ginn's first season in the Arizona desert likely didn't go as planned, especially after rookie speedster John Brown landed the No. 3 wide receiver gig out of training camp. As the Cardinals' primary return man, Ginn ranked last in the league among qualified kick returners, posting a miserable 19 yards per kickoff. However, he redeemed himself on punts, averaging 10.7 per return, including a game-changing touchdown scamper in Week 2 against the Giants. With two years remaining on his deal, he'll likely continue to hold down return duties, but the 29-year-old's relevance as a wide receiver may have been nixed due to Brown's emergence.