The Arizona Cardinals have confirmed that quarterback Jacoby Brissett will make another start as Kyler Murray recovers from a foot sprain. This marks the third consecutive game Murray has missed, as he continues to heal from the injury sustained earlier in the season. Despite hopes for his return during the upcoming Monday night game against the Dallas Cowboys, head coach Jonathan Gannon announced on Saturday that Brissett will lead the team once more.
Brissett has demonstrated solid performance in his interim role, throwing four touchdown passes against just one interception. However, the Cardinals have faced challenges, losing five straight games following a promising start to the season that saw them begin with two wins. The team is coming off a bye week, which they hope will help them regroup and turn their fortunes around.
Murray’s next opportunity to return to the field is slated for Week 10, when the Cardinals will face the Seattle Seahawks. The situation adds pressure to the team as they navigate a difficult stretch without their starting quarterback.
As the Cardinals look to improve their record, Brissett’s leadership will be crucial. The team will aim to leverage his experience and skills to break their losing streak and regain momentum in the competitive landscape of the NFL.
