Cardinals, Crabtree agree to 1-year deal

The Arizona Cardinals agreed to a one-year contract with free-agent wide receiver Michael Crabtree, the team announced Wednesday.

The deal is reportedly worth up to $5.5 million including incentives, according to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.

Arizona worked out Crabtree earlier in August, but the two sides reportedly couldn't agree to terms despite the team extending an offer.

The Baltimore Ravens released the 31-year-old in February, just one season into his three-year deal.

Crabtree racked up 607 yards and three touchdowns on 54 receptions but saw his role diminish after the team installed Lamar Jackson as starting quarterback midseason.

The veteran will now provide much-needed experience for Arizona's receiver corps.

Larry Fitzgerald, who's entering his 16th season, leads a group that includes second-year pro Christian Kirk and rookies Andy Isabella, KeeSean Johnson, and Hakeem Butler.

Arizona made room for Crabtree by releasing former Chicago Bears first-round pick Kevin White on Wednesday.

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