The Arizona Cardinals on Friday signed wide receiver Simi Fehoko to a one-year contract, adding to an offensive group largely untouched early in free agency.

Besides bolstering their wideout room, Arizona made its signings of quarterback Jacoby Brissett and defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson official. Brissett’s two-year deal is worth $12.5 million and Tomlinson agreed to two years and $29 million, according to reports.

Fehoko, who has also played the role of special teamer, last played for the Los Angeles Chargers (2023-24) and was a 2021 fifth-round draft selection by the Dallas Cowboys.

The 27-year-old has made 24 game appearances and two starts while catching 10 balls for 139 yards and one score. He saw his most action by far last season with L.A., featuring in eight games and hauling in six receptions for 106 yards.

The 6-foot-4 Stanford product and Sandy, Utah, native will be entering his fifth NFL season. While limited, Fehoko has some experience against the Cardinals, making a season-high three grabs for 45 yards in Glendale last October.

The only other receiver-related move made by Cardinals involved the re-signing of Zay Jones to a one-year, $4.4 million contract on Tuesday. Arizona has also tendered Greg Dortch.

Arizona’s latest free agent transaction was its seventh after the legal tampering period began on Monday.

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