The Arizona Cardinals brought in a handful of receivers this offseason as they look for a No. 2 alongside Larry Fitzgerald.

Nelson is hoping the additions give him a chance to show off more facets of his game. He has been labeled as a deep threat since the Cardinals drafted him in the fifth round in 2015.

"Coming in and being labeled a deep-ball guy," Nelson said, "I've been trying to put the total package together and I feel like with this offense, it can help me with that for sure."

Nelson has never caught more than 34 passes of played half the offensive snaps in any of his three seasons.

David Johnson will skip the Arizona Cardinals' mandatory minicamp this week as he attempts to get a new contract.

The two sides have held discussions on an extension this offseason.

Johnson is due to make $1.8 million this season, and the team can franchise him in 2019 and 2020.

Johnson became a first-team All-Pro and a Pro Bowler after rushing for 1,239 yards and finishing with 879 receiving yards, all while scoring 20 touchdowns during the 2016 season.