Cardinals camp observations: Rough day for Jacoby Brissett, offense

Jacoby Brissett's performance took a turn for the worse during the Cardinals' drills on July 31 and August 2, culminating in two interceptions. Both interceptions stemmed from poor reads; he threw directly at cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting on the first, while the second interception occurred when he failed to see linebacker Cody Simon in the flat. This poor showing left Michael Wilson and Marvin Harrison Jr. struggling as well, with Harrison finishing the day without a single catch.

However, the backups stepped up, with Carson Beck having a standout day with several impressive throws. He executed a perfect pass over a linebacker to Simi Fehoko and then found Xavier Weaver for a touchdown. The offensive line continued to struggle, as was evident during training camp, and the situation was exacerbated by Elijah Wilkinson's poor performance.

Changes were made to the offensive lineup, with rookie Chase Bisontis moving into the starting lineup, although he had some issues initially. Despite his struggles, Bisontis received praise for his blocking ability. The article also noted that running back Trey Benson was absent from practice, but the reason for his absence was not disclosed.