**Cardinals’ Brissett and Wilson Shine Despite Playoff Elimination**
The Arizona Cardinals may be out of playoff contention, but quarterback Jacoby Brissett and wide receiver Michael Wilson showcased their determination in Week 16 against the Atlanta Falcons. In the first quarter, Brissett connected with Wilson, who was sprinting down the field. The catch was a dramatic moment as Wilson leaped over Falcons cornerback Cobee Bryant. The ball was juggled between the two players before Wilson managed to secure it.
Initially ruled incomplete due to the possibility of the ball touching the ground, a review revealed that the ball was bobbled several times, deflected off Bryant, and ultimately landed in Wilson’s hands for a touchdown. The unexpected turn left NFL fans and even Bryant in disbelief.
Wilson, in his third season, has been having a breakout year, achieving career highs with 66 receptions and 766 receiving yards prior to the game against Atlanta. The touchdown marked his fifth of the season, setting a new personal record.
Brissett, making his tenth start of the season following Kyler Murray’s injury, entered the game with 2,708 passing yards and 18 touchdown passes. The touchdown to Wilson was his 19th of the season, also a career high.
The Cardinals came into the matchup with a record of 3-11, while the Falcons stood at 5-9.
As the season progresses, both Brissett and Wilson continue to demonstrate their potential, providing a glimpse of hope for the future of the Cardinals.
**FAQ**
*What impact has Jacoby Brissett had on the Cardinals this season?*
Brissett has stepped up significantly in the absence of Kyler Murray, achieving career highs in passing touchdowns and providing leadership on the field.
