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The Arizona Cardinals appear to have their veteran quarterback quota filled on their roster with the return of David Blough.
Signed late in the season after quarterback Kyler Murray tore his ACL, he started two games to end the season when backup Colt McCoy was also out.
He returns on a one-year deal worth slightly more than the league minimum, and they get some cap relief from it as it qualifies for the veteran benefit.
He will compete with Colt McCoy for the backup spot on the roster and potential starter to begin the season if Murray must miss games.
After the talk of Jacoby Brissett, Marcus Mariota, Case Keenum and Teddy Bridgewater, it is Blough they sign.
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