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Tyler Sullivan· Nov 5, 2026

Sullivan lists five Week 9 developments he wouldn't be shocked to see: a breakout rushing game from Broncos rookie Jonah Coleman against Carolina, a possible NFL debut for Cardinals rookie QB Carson Beck against Seattle, multiple turnovers from Jayden Daniels against the Rams, a big bounce-back from Bijan Robinson against Cincinnati, and the Chargers firing offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel.

“At some point, this ascension up the depth chart will continue for Beck to the point where he starts games for the Cardinals this season.”

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Carson Beck · 2026 season

21 calls from 18 pundits between 1 and 3. Tyler Sullivan said 1. the room's median is 1. not settled yet

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