Kyler Murray is a top-notch QB, but the Cardinals enjoyed their most fruitful offensive showing all season with Jacoby Brissett in his stead. As Murray recovers from injury, Brissett seeks an encore here: 400-plus yards and 27 points would guarantee a cover. WR Marvin Harrison Jr., iffy during the week, appears set to play. Less cetain is premier Green Bay RB Josh Jacobs, whose status is up in the air. The Packers dealt with the commute from hell Saturday, arrving five hours late following plane trouble. It may have disrupted team meetings -- not an ideal way to spend game eve.

Aggravating, yes, but the Cardinals at least always seem to keep it close. To with: the current four-game losing streak could just as easily be a four-game win streak, with those four losses by a combined 9 points. Jacoby Brissett in at QB for Kyler Murray, as appears to be the case again on Sunday, isn't as much of a negative as using a backup QB might be for other teams. As for the Packers, they have flown close to the flame a few times already this season, and they're winless (0-1-1) on the road against what seemed beatable foes in the Browns and Cowboys. They've won by more than seven points just once in their last eight road games as well. Play Cards

B365 and MGM. In a spot start last week in place of the injured Kyler Murray, journeyman quarterback Jacoby Brissett threw a whopping 44 passes in a close game against the Colts. With Murray still out, I’m expecting Brisset to have to continue to air it out on Sunday against the Packers. Green Bay is allowing the most pass attempts per game to opposing quarterbacks (40.4), with opponents passing at the highest clip against them in neutral gamescripts (66%, per Roto Viz). The Cardinals run game has massive struggled without both James Conner and Trey Benson, and the Packers are only allowing 3.6 yards per carry as is (fourth best). I’d bet this up to over 35.5 attempts.

Linebacker Mack Wilson wears the green dot for the Cards and is coming off a nine-tackle performance. This is a great matchup facing Josh Jacobs and the Packers. Look for Wilson to record at least eight combined stops.