The Facts: HC Bruce Arians told reporters that Ellington's role "hopefully will expand" next season. "He's still the focal point of our offense and we'll try to build around him," Arians said.

Diehards Line: In case you missed it, Ellington was limited last season after he split the tendon in his left foot and couldn't practice as much as Arians desired. In addition, as CBSSports.com's Igor Mello pointed out, Ellington, who is signed through the 2016 season, underwent hernia surgery in early December. He played in 12 games and finished with 1,055 yards from scrimmage and five touchdowns.