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The Arizona Cardinals traded Jacoby Brissett to the Baltimore Ravens, and now they should look to move Josh Sweat.

Raising Zona argues that the Arizona Cardinals should trade defensive end Josh Sweat ahead of the November 10 deadline following their deal sending Jacoby Brissett to the Baltimore Ravens. The writer suggests general manager Monti Ossenfort must continue acquiring future draft capital rather than keeping the 29-year-old veteran during a rebuilding season.
According to a report from Jordan Schultz, Sweat is believed to be open to a trade, though Arizona has maintained a high asking price. The article recommends that the 3-5 Cardinals consider lowering their demands to successfully move Sweat, who has no guaranteed money remaining next season and will seek a new contract.
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