Cardinals will discuss making Carson Beck active on game day
The Cardinals are 2-15 with Jacoby Brissett as their quarterback in the past two seasons, with a point differential of minus-194.
The Arizona Cardinals are discussing whether to make rookie quarterback Carson Beck active for game day.
The team has a 2-15 record over the past two seasons with quarterback Jacoby Brissett, and a negative point differential of -194.
Brissett will likely remain the starting quarterback for the foreseeable future, according to Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur.
LaFleur told Arizona Sports that Brissett's play is either "going good" or a "three-and-out machine".
Brissett has played all 351 snaps this season, including the Cardinals' 45-21 loss to the Lions.
Despite the opportunity to play Beck, the Cardinals have kept him inactive.
Beck can only play if both Brissett and Gardner Minshew are injured.
The Raiders activated rookie Fernando Mendoza in the past two weeks, prompting LaFleur to comment on the possibility of keeping Beck active.
LaFleur acknowledged the difficulty in having multiple quarterbacks on the roster and said Brissett is currently the backup.
The Cardinals are set to discuss the issue of making Beck active on Tuesday.
If the team decides to activate Beck, it would be against the Detroit Rams.
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