Cardinals Maintain Jacoby Brissett as Starting Quarterback Amid Offensive Struggles

The Arizona Cardinals faced a setback in their recent game, losing 30-16 to the Denver Broncos, which extended their home losing streak. This defeat followed a victory against the Rams in Week 6.

Head coach Mike LaFleur stated in a press conference that Jacoby Brissett will continue as the starting quarterback. LaFleur emphasized that the offensive struggles are a collective issue, noting that the team has reached the red zone multiple times but failed to capitalize on those opportunities.

Brissett leads the league with 282 passing attempts, reflecting the team's tendency to play from behind. He has completed 65 percent of his passes for 1,600 yards, with 10 touchdowns and six interceptions over seven games. Additionally, rookie Carson Beck is dealing with a back injury, which has limited his participation in practices. The Cardinals will next face the Cowboys in Week 8, with their bye week scheduled for Week 14.