Dortch opened the game with a fumble on the kickoff, then contributed in the passing game in a limited role. His involvement and special-teams moment highlight the volatility of Cardinals’ depth options, with upside limited to Week-to-week opportunities as the offense sorts its depth pieces.

Dortch’s fumble on the kickoff return opened the game's scoring window, but his role as a returner and veteran presence remains relevant for Cardinals' depth and special-teams plans. The KC test highlighted Dortch as a potential spark in space if his role expands.

Greg Dortch started last season as the No. 3 receiver but may face stiff competition from Zay Jones and Xavier Weaver in this year's training camp. His ability to make plays could help him reclaim his role, but he must perform consistently to fend off challengers.

Greg Dortch has established himself as an integral part of the Cardinals' offense and special teams. After a winding journey through different teams, he now looks to continue his growth in Arizona as a key slot receiver and return specialist, contributing significantly last season with substantial yardage and touchdowns.

Dortch has yet to make a significant impact in terms of yardage, limiting his effectiveness as a depth option behind Harrison.