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The handling of Jacoby Brissett this offseason and into the season can only be described as disastrous. And now, they are paying a little bit extra to make sure they get something in return for Brissett, and we still don’t…

The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to trade quarterback Jacoby Brissett to the Baltimore Ravens. To facilitate the transfer and ensure a return, the Cardinals converted half of Brissett's remaining salary into a signing bonus.
Writer Seth Cox characterizes the Cardinals' handling of Brissett as disastrous, noting that Brissett was previously benched for Gardner Minshew under offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur. Brissett departs Arizona without having won a game at State Farm Stadium.
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