The Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Hilton Palmer is active in the field and really had a bad game heads on. The wide receiver for John Brown, on the other hand, is out for the next few games due to his trait sickness.
The quarterback Carson Hilton Palmer has completed his play with 29 out of 49 passes for 342 yards in Arizona's Week 7 tie with Seattle Seahawks. However, the star wide receiver Smokey John Brown is out for the sickle cell issue.
According Rotto World news, it was another unimpressive game from the Cardinals quarterback Palmer. He even played through a hamstring injury but didn't have his top for a huge deep threat. Yet Arizona Cardinals Palmer had some accomplishing moves in their offense. However, it failed to convert on both red-zone chances.
The Arizona Cardinals ran over 90 offensive plays in the game, outgaining Seattle 443 to 257 in total yards. Even though Palmer's hamstring didn't appear to be in a trouble, Arizona Cardinals offense delayed whenever it reached Seattle territory leading to short cross in the 19-yard line until the closing minutes pushed to overtime as reported by CBS.
The Arizona Cardinals quarterback has thrown just only passed two touchdowns over the past four games after throwing a five through the first two weeks of the season with some difficult matchups have surely given to the droop.
Carson Palmer simply hasn't been the consistent high-end in a fantasy option that he was for the whole last season. He is at his slightest good chance to get back on the field in Week 8 beside a frazzled Carolina pass defense.
On the other hand, ESPN revealed that the Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Smokey John Brown was inactive for Sunday night's match against the Seattle Seahawks. After three days of his blood test, the result revealed that he has carried a sickle-cell trait.
Smokey John Brown has been feeling an unusual leg pain before Monday night's victory over the New York Jets. He has been diagnosed with sore hamstrings afterward. But the following days, Brown’s leg pain continued and spread all over his legs. Brown then took a blood test Thursday, discovering that he had sickle cell.
