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According to the latest Arizona Cardinals rumors, the team have traded veteran Jacoby Brissett, and could acquire a $135M star next offseason.

According to Anthony Palacios of Last Word On NFL, the Arizona Cardinals could pursue quarterback Mac Jones in free agency next offseason on a projected four-year, $135 million contract. The speculation follows Arizona trading veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett to the Baltimore Ravens after Lamar Jackson suffered a potentially season-ending injury. Gardner Minshew currently serves as the Cardinals' starting quarterback ahead of rookie Carson Beck.
Palacios notes that while the San Francisco 49ers hold a high asking price of a second-round pick before the trade deadline, a deal with an NFC West rival is unlikely right now. However, Arizona head coach Mike LaFleur could prioritize signing the pending free agent signal-caller in the offseason to anchor an offense that features Jeremiyah Love, Michael Wilson, and Trey McBride.
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