Cardinals Quarterback Murray Sidelined with Foot Injury
The Arizona Cardinals will face the Indianapolis Colts without their starting quarterback, Kyler Murray, due to a foot injury. This injury occurred during last weekend’s game against the Tennessee Titans, sidelining him for the upcoming match.
Veteran Backup to Start
In place of Murray, veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett will take the helm at Lucas Oil Stadium. Brissett, who previously played for the Colts from 2017 to 2020, has extensive experience, including 53 starts in his 10-season career.
Brissett’s Career Overview
- Record: 19 wins, 34 losses
- Career Touchdowns: 53
- Last Start: Week 5 of the previous season with the New England Patriots
Team Confidence in Brissett
Despite uncertainty about the starter position, Brissett’s teammates expressed confidence in his ability to lead the team. Wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. emphasized their positive working relationship, stating that Brissett has been a valuable leader and mentor since joining the Cardinals.
Harrison added that they have been practicing together regularly, which has strengthened their connection on the field. Similarly, tight end Trey McBride shares this sentiment, praising Brissett’s extensive experience and ability to command the huddle effectively.
Brissett’s Leadership Skills
Brissett’s background and adaptability make him an asset to the team. With a deep understanding of the game and a proven track record, he is expected to perform well in Sunday’s critical matchup against the Colts.
