The Arizona Cardinals are taking on the Los Angeles Rams this weekend in Week 10 at home. They released their Week 10 depth chart. Because of injuries and roster moves, there were some changes.
What are the biggest changes to note?
New starting quarterback
The Cardinals traded away Jacoby Brissett and then Gardner Minshew suffered a season-ending injury on Sunday. That means rookie Carson Beck is the new No. 1. The backup is veteran Josh Johnson, and the No. 3 is rookie Joey Aguilar. Johnson and Aguilar were signed from other teams' practice squads this week.
Rookie WR now a starter
Fifth-round pick Reggie Virgil, thanks to a number of injuries (Michael Wilson, Jalen Brooks, Kendrick Bourne) and a trade (Marvin Harrison Jr.), is now one of the two starting wideouts with Simi Fehoko.
Garrett Williams benched
Williams has
been listed as the No. 1 nickel corner most of the season. For the last two weeks, the playing time showed something different. The depth chart now reflects it with Kalen King listed ahead of him as the nickel corner.
Rookie WR on returns
Undrafted rookie receiver Harrison Wallace III is now No. 3 on the kick return depth chart and No. 2 on punt returns. However, Bam Knight probably is the true No. 2 kick returner. Max Melton is listed there now.
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