It’s Josh Rosen time. On Monday, Cardinals head coach Steve Wilks announced that Rosen will replace Sam Bradford as the team’s starting quarterback. 
This was the expected move after Rosen replaced Bradford late in the team’s 16-14 loss to the Bears. Bradford exited after throwing two interceptions and losing a fumble. Rosen, meanwhile, had a few good plays, but threw a costly interception with roughly one minute remaining in the game.
Rosen was less-than-perfect in his short NFL debut, but the Cardinals clearly needed to make a change after getting off to an abysmal start. The entire offense has sputtered through three games and the team has failed to fully utilize the talents of running back David Johnson. If Rosen can keep defenses honest, Johnson may finally have room to run.
Rosen, a UCLA product, threw for 59 touchdowns against 16 interceptions across three college seasons. In the spring, the Cardinals made him the No. 10 overall pick in the draft.
Four of this year’s five first-round QBs are now installed as starters with Ravens rookie Lamar Jackson as the odd man out.
About time!
Wilks is a horrible coach and they are going nowhere fast.
Yup he is a defensive guy and their D has looked terrible for 10/12 quaters this year. And you have Mike Mccoy on offense. Ouch
Let’s be honest, that GM was drunk when he made the hire.
I would have fired him after the DUI if I was the owner. Poor judgment in the office and poor judgment outside.