Cardinals fans are bracing for a potential change in their starting quarterback as Jacoby Brissett readies to step in for the injured Kyler Murray. The situation is reminiscent of a pivotal moment six years ago when, after Andrew Luck's abrupt retirement, Brissett took the reins in Indianapolis. Now, with Murray's mid-foot sprain potentially ruling him out for more than just Sunday's game against the Colts, Brissett could be in line for another starting role.
Multiple sources, including ESPN and NFL Media, suggest that the Cardinals are leaning towards Brissett as the starter. However, there's a catch: Murray's future remains uncertain. While some reports indicate that Murray might play, others leave the door open for Brissett to take the field. This uncertainty adds an intriguing layer to the narrative, especially given Brissett's extensive experience, having started 53 games since his entry into the league in 2016.
The Cardinals' season has been a rollercoaster, starting 2-0 but then losing three straight games, all decided by last-second field goals. These setbacks have raised questions about the team's future, including the possibility of a new coach or a quarterback change. The narrative takes an even more intriguing turn when considering Murray's potential desire for a fresh start, a possibility that adds fuel to the speculation.
As the Cardinals navigate this uncertain terrain, the focus for now is on whether Murray will play on Sunday. The answer to this question will significantly impact the team's strategy and the narrative surrounding their quarterback situation.
