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Shannon Sharpe, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, and Iso Joe Johnson react to the Arizona Cardinals BENCHING Jacoby Brissett and demoting him to QB3 following Gardner Minshew's impressive performance against the Dallas Cowboys! The crew questions whether Arizona is giving Minshew TOO MUCH CREDIT, with Shannon explaining why starting is much harder than coming off the bench once defenses have film to prepare. Plus, Shannon ROASTS the Cowboys for their continued struggles, calling out Dallas for blowing games while Iso Joe desperately tries to defend his team and keep their playoff hopes alive!
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