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Jacoby Brissett’s 95-Yard Dud Against Seattle? That’s Not Even the Worst News For the Cards

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The Arizona Cardinals are sitting at a rough 1-4 record under head coach Mike LaFleur, and believe it or not, that Week One win against the Chargers doesn’t look so hot anymore. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett’s season has been a rollercoaster, flashing three games over 270 yards passing but then bottoming out twice, including a paltry 95-yard outing right here against our Hawks. It’s a tough look for LaFleur, who’s got his hands full with personnel and talent issues, not to mention the season-ending loss of left tackle Paris Johnson Jr.

LaFleur’s Rocky Start and Searching for Answers

Five weeks into the Mike LaFleur era, and it’s clear things aren’t clicking for the desert birds. Brissett’s inconsistency is a huge problem. You can’t be throwing for 95 yards against Seattle one week and then over 270 the next and expect to win consistently. LaFleur is still calling plays on offense, trying to find those elusive answers that can turn their season around. It feels like a big ask with their current setup and the talent gaps they’re facing, especially without Johnson Jr. anchoring the offensive line.

Upcoming Showdown and Our Own Battles

The road ahead for Arizona doesn’t get any easier either. They’re staring down a Week Six matchup against a Rams team that’s going to be angry and desperate. Remember that Alaric Jackson incident where he threw a punch after the Bills’ win? Yeah, that kind of desperation. It shows you what kind of fire is burning in that division. While we’re looking at other teams’ struggles, we’ve got our own battles to fight. The Hawks just dropped a tough one to the San Francisco 49ers, 32-29. It stings, no doubt about it.

So, while the Cardinals are busy trying to fix their own mess against a hungry Rams squad next week, we’ll be watching closely. What will Brian Fleury cook up next with Sam Darnold, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Rashid Shaheed? Every game is a chance to bounce back and show what we’re made of. You know we’ll be there, 12s, screaming our heads off from Lumen Field to the Emerald City.

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Originally reported by Revenge of the Birds.

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