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A trade between the Ravens and Cardinals makes sense, as Baltimore could use Jacoby Brissett as a stopgap after Lamar Jackson's unfortunate injury.

Raising Zona argues the Arizona Cardinals could potentially trade quarterback Jacoby Brissett to the Baltimore Ravens before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. The suggestion follows a thumb injury to Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson that required surgery and was described by head coach Jesse Minter as potentially season-ending. With backup Tyler Huntley also dealing with a toe injury, the Ravens face quarterback depth issues.
Meanwhile, Arizona may look toward the future following a 3-5 start and Gardner Minshew II leading an overtime win over Dallas. The writer notes Brissett is on an expiring contract, making Baltimore a logical destination in need of veteran stopgap help.
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