Carson Palmer is not having the best first quarter against the Bengals, as he has a slight interception problem
One of the reasons the Arizona Cardinals have done as well as they have this season thus far is because Carson Palmer is playing at a pretty high level. However, just like everyone else on this earth, he’s only a human being and he’s prone to have a bad night,
Sunday night against his former team, the Cincinnati Bengals, it seems like he could unfortunately be headed for one of those off nights.
Early on in this one, just as the quarter was getting underway on Sunday night, Palmer was looking for Larry Fitzgerald, but he found Leon Hall instead. The Cardinals were hoping that would be the only mistake of that nature they’d see out of Palmer the rest of the way, but that was not the case.
Later on in the opening period, Palmer over shot a deep ball and it landed in the arms of Reggie Nelson.
That … that is not a good sign for the Cardinals. That wasn’t just a bad deep ball by Palmer there, that was more like an arm punt. He really over shot it, and he’d better get things together and fast here on Sunday night.