The Arizona Cardinals are focusing on their 2024 draft picks as they prepare for the 2025 season, including fourth-round selection Dadrion "Rabbit" Taylor-Demerson. During his rookie year, Taylor-Demerson was primarily utilized on special teams, logging 286 snaps, and was a reliable backup at safety, contributing significantly in dime packages. With a notable performance of 37 total tackles, including three tackles for a loss, and key defensive stats like a forced fumble and five pass breakups, he showcased potential that could lead to a starting role in 2026.

As the Cardinals look to build around their young talents, Taylor-Demerson's role is expected to remain pivotal. If the roster remains unchanged, he will continue to back up noted starters Budda Baker and Jalen Thompson, while also being a significant asset on special teams. His development over the offseason will be crucial, as he aims to solidify his place and potentially step into a starting position in the future. The Cardinals' coaching staff will be monitoring his progress closely, making his Year 2 outlook essential to the team's defensive strategy moving forward.