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This is a 2026 photo of Reggie Virgil of the Arizona Cardinals NFL football team.  This image reflects the Arizona Cardinals active roster as of June 8, 2026 when this image was taken.  (AP Photo)

Reggie Virgil

WR

#82

Experience: R

Height: 6-3

Age: 22

Weight: 187 lbs

College: Texas Tech

2026 SEASON

  • REC
    2
  • YDS
    29
  • AVG
    14.5
  • TDS
    0
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Receiving

Days

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Sundays222914.5160210000

Months

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October222914.5160210000
September0000000000

Opponents by Group

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vs NFC Teams222914.5160210000
Outside Own Division122914.5160210000
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Opponents by Team

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Detroit Lions122914.5160210000
Los Angeles Rams1000000000
New York Giants0000000000
Los Angeles Chargers0000000000
San Francisco 49ers0000000000
Seattle Seahawks0000000000

Outcomes

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Losses122914.5160210000
Wins1000000000

Stadiums

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State Farm Stadium122914.5160210000
Levi's® Stadium0000000000
SoFi Stadium1000000000
MetLife Stadium0000000000

Biography

NoteCARDS:

  • Selected by the Cardinals in the fifth round (143rd overall) of the 2026 NFL Draft out of Texas Tech. Became the 10th Red Raiders player ever taken by the Cardinals in the NFL Draft and the first WR.
  • Started his collegiate career at Miami (OH), where he spent three seasons (2022-24) before transferring to Texas Tech (2025). Finished with 100 catches for 1,583 yards and 16 TDs after appearing in 50 career games.
  • After beginning his college career primarily on special teams in his first two years at Miami (OH), was a starter in his final two seasons (2024-25) and totaled 98 catches for 1,521 yards and 15 TDs during that span.
  • Earned All-Conference honors his final two seasons: Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (2025) and 2nd-team All-MAC (2024).
  • Caught multiple passes in all 14 games in 2025, making him one of eight players nationally to do so. He joined Taurean Henderson (2002) and Wes Welker (2002) as the only other Red Raiders to have multiple catches in 14 games in program history.
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