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Jacoby Brissett Is Buried On The Depth Chart, And The Ravens Are Already Knocking

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Jacoby Brissett, a seasoned NFL quarterback, just got dropped to third-string on the Arizona Cardinals’ depth chart, and NFL Insider Adam Schefter is already floating him as a prime trade target for the desperate Baltimore Ravens. This isn’t just a minor reshuffle, folks, it’s a full-on demotion that has the league taking notice.

The Cardinals Just Buried Brissett

Arizona made it official on Monday: Gardner Minshew II is now their starting quarterback. That moved Carson Beck into the backup spot, pushing Brissett all the way down to third-string. For a veteran QB, that’s a tough pill to swallow, and Schefter on NFL Live didn’t mince words, noting that the demotion raises “questions on his future there.” It’s a wild turn for a player who, until recently, was seen as a solid starting option in a pinch.

Lamar Jackson’s Injury Lights Up Ravens’ Trade Phone

Meanwhile, across the league, the Baltimore Ravens are in full-blown crisis mode. Lamar Jackson is officially on the injured reserve, leaving them scrambling for any experienced arm they can get. Enter Jacoby Brissett. Schefter straight up named Baltimore as a possible trade landing spot, calling it exactly what the Ravens need. “We have an experienced, veteran starting quarterback who is now No. 3,” Schefter said. “Any team that is out there, like a Baltimore, would certainly have to look at Arizona for a potential trade target.”

This situation is still developing, and you know we’ll be here to break down every twist and turn as the trade market heats up.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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