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The Arizona Cardinals are a team that can't find a consistent heartbeat on offense, and the numbers tell the story. At four and eighteen since the start of their recent stretch, this unit swings wildly between electric and invisible, and right now invisible is winning that battle by a wide margin.
Shifting gears, Troy Aikman is making noise about his future at ESPN, and he's not being subtle about it. The Hall of Fame quarterback and longtime Monday Night Football voice says the network seems to be heading in a direction that may not include him, doubling down on comments that suggest a split with both ESPN and broadcast partner Joe Buck could be on the horizon.
And in Washington, Jayden Daniels stood up in front of his Commanders teammates and took full ownership of that overtime nightmare against the Giants. The young quarterback looked his locker room in the eye and promised that kind of end-of-game breakdown will not happen again, which is exactly the leadership response you need from a franchise quarterback.
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