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Cardinals reportedly weighing QB trade — NFC West roundup
No NFC West teams played yesterday, but the Cardinals, Rams, 49ers and Seahawks still made news through roster moves and Week 7 projections.
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There were no NFC West games on yesterday’s schedule, but it was still a busy news day for the Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks. San Francisco remains in full control of the division at 6-0, with Seattle at 3-3 and both Arizona and Los Angeles sitting at 2-4.
Cardinals: QB trade chatter and an O-line claim
According to Pro Football Rumors, the Cardinals are eyeing a potential trade involving one of their quarterbacks ahead of the deadline. The outlet notes that Arizona is in a setup similar to what the Giants previously had, with two veterans on the roster along with a quarterback on a rookie deal, a mix that fuels speculation about a move at the position. Pro Football Rumors also reports that the Cardinals claimed tackle Albert Reese off waivers from the Carolina Panthers, adding depth to the offensive line.
Rams, 49ers tweak defensive depth
On the defensive side, the Rams have signed defensive tackle Jalen Hunt to their practice squad, per Pro Football Rumors’ daily transaction roundup. The 49ers made a similar move, adding defensive tackle Naquan Jones to their own practice squad. These are minor depth adjustments, but they underline a shared focus on shoring up the interior defensive line as San Francisco works to protect its perfect 6-0 record.
CBS Sports also flags the 49ers as a potential Week 7 upset candidate in a matchup with the Atlanta Falcons, even with San Francisco still undefeated.
Seahawks: Walker’s return to Seattle, now as a Chief
Pro Football Rumors notes that the Seahawks did not extend an offer to running back Kenneth Walker at the end of his Seattle tenure. He now returns to town in Week 7 as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, in what CBS Sports frames as a revenge game in its picks column, with the Chiefs projected to beat the Seahawks. Seattle enters that contest at 3-3, while other CBS Sports predictions also highlight upcoming games involving the Cardinals and the broader upset potential across the league.