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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-10-08 · via NBC Sports

Arizona's Brissett addresses mindset during three-game losing streak

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Arizona quarterback Jacoby Brissett said the Cardinals have more urgency after three consecutive defeats, but he does not believe the team is panicking. The Cardinals opened the 2026 season by beating the Chargers, then lost to the Seahawks, 49ers, and Giants.

Expanded Detail

Jacoby Brissett, Arizona’s quarterback, said the Cardinals are playing with greater urgency after three straight losses. He also does not see the team as panicked.

Arizona’s 2026 schedule began with a victory against the Chargers, followed by defeats to Seattle, San Francisco, and the Giants. The Cardinals are listed in the NFC West with the Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks.

Context

The Cardinals’ slide may matter most to Arizona fans, players, and coaches, whose mood and confidence could shift with each result. A quarterback’s public calm might help steady expectations among supporters and media, though it cannot guarantee better play. For the broader NFL audience, the story is a reminder of how quickly early-season narratives can change, affecting coverage, attendance interest, and fantasy decisions in modest ways.

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