Gardner Minshew’s season might be completely done, folks. Multiple reports say the Arizona Cardinals’ quarterback is looking at season-ending surgery for a torn UCL in his throwing arm. This news hits right as the Cardinals made a desperate scramble, reportedly signing veteran quarterback Josh Johnson off the Cincinnati Bengals’ practice squad.
Their QB Room Is a Warzone
Man, what a mess down in Arizona. Minshew’s arm needing major surgery? That’s brutal for any team. To try and plug that hole, they’re bringing in Johnson. And get this: the guy is the *third-oldest active quarterback* in the entire league, right behind the Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers and Bengals backup Joe Flacco. This isn’t exactly a move that screams “Super Bowl contender,” is it? They are desperate, plain and simple.
And Our Hawks Showed Us Exactly What That Means
Speaking of desperation, remember what went down just a little while ago? Our Seattle Seahawks *handed* the Cardinals a 17-3 loss. That was a tough look for Arizona, and now we know Minshew was likely dealing with this torn UCL. It makes you wonder how much that injury was impacting things when our boys were shutting them down at home, limiting them to a single field goal all game. We saw them struggle against us, and their QB situation just went from bad to worse. Now, with Minshew possibly out for the count and an emergency veteran coming in, you gotta wonder how much worse it can get for their offense.
The Cardinals are in a tough spot, losing their starting QB and having to dig deep into the practice squad to fill a roster spot, all while trying to recover from that beatdown our Hawks put on them. It’s going to be interesting to see how they try to piece things together in the coming weeks. For us Seattle fans? We keep our eyes on our own squad and let the rest of the league deal with their own drama. Go Hawks!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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