David Blough Fantasy Stats

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough rallied the team to an 18-17 comeback victory against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday. Blough completed 11-for-22 pass attempts with 93 yards and one touchdown while rushing for another score. While under pressure and with eight minutes remaining in the third quarter, Blough started the come-from-behind victory by heaving a long TD pass to Davion Davis. With Kyler Murray out for the foreseeable future, the Cardinals are looking for someone to step up at quarterback. A win like this could put Blough in a position to be the team's starter for their upcoming Week 1 matchup vs. the Washington Commanders.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough could have a chance to compete with Colt McCoy for the backup job this year. And with Kyler Murray (knee) not expected to be ready for the start of the regular season, there's a chance that Blough could see some starts early in the year if he were to beat McCoy out. McCoy is also recovering from an undisclosed surgery this offseason. It's unlikely the Cardinals would add another veteran signal-caller, but they could add a young player at QB in this month's draft. Blough made two starts late last year and went 38-for-58 with 402 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. The 27-year-old didn't look terrible, but he's also gone 0-7 in his career as a starter in the NFL.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough has re-signed with the organization. Blough spent time with three different organizations last season. However, he ended the season with the Cardinals and even made two starts for the team. He completed 38-of-58 passes for 402 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions in those two starts. Blough has made a total of nine appearances in his four seasons in the league. The 27-year-old is expected to compete for a spot on the 53-man roster in training camp.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough completed 14 of his 18 passing attempts for 180 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions in the blowout loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Blough was eventually replaced by Trace McSorley, who completed six of his nine attempts for 29 yards and an interception. Ultimately, neither Arizona quarterback will be on the fantasy radar to start next season, as Arizona will likely roll with Colt McCoy or another backup quarterback if Kyler Murray (torn ACL) isn't ready for Week 1 of the 2023 season.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough will start in Week 18 against the San Francisco 49ers. The veteran quarterback made his first start of the year against the Atlanta Falcons last week. He completed 60% of his pass attempts for 222 yards and a touchdown last week and scored 13.6 fantasy points. With Kyler Murray (knee) and Colt McCoy (concussion) unable to play, Blough will make his second consecutive start. However, fantasy players have no reason to add the veteran quarterback to their roster. The 49ers have an elite defense, while the quarterback will be without star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins (knee).

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough completed 24-of-40 passes in the team's Week 17 loss, totaling 222 yards and a touchdown. The inexperienced former Detroit Lion didn't turn the ball over in this one, so all in all it was a pretty solid performance considering the circumstances. He completed 15 of his first 20 pass attempts, so he cooled down in the later parts of the game as he completed just nine of his final 20 attempts. It remains to be seen if he will remain the starter in Week 18, as Colt McCoy (concussion) was held out of his second straight game this week, while Kyler Murray (knee) remains sidelined.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough will be making his sixth career start in Week 17 against a lackluster Atlanta Falcons defense with Colt McCoy still dealing with concussion symptoms. Blough has not played at all in 2022 and will be making his first start since 2019, so even though the matchup is a good one, we don't expect much from him in real life or fantasy. The 27-year-old could also be without the team's No. 1 wideout in DeAndre Hopkins (knee), which would make his life more difficult as he tries to secure the team's fifth win over the season. He has only been with Arizona for around three weeks, but the Cardinals felt he deserved a start over Trace McSorley, who almost led the team to a win over the Buccaneers in Week 16. With fantasy titles on the line this weekend, managers should avoid Blough, even in two-QB leagues.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback David Blough will draw the start against the Atlanta Falcons, as Colt McCoy (concussion protocol) still has symptoms and Trace McSorley has apparently been benched. DeAndre Hopkins (knee) could also miss this game, so James Conner might be the only Cardinals player worth starting in fantasy football. Blough is far from the fantasy radar, but as always, some managers could be forced to start him in Superflex or two-quarterback leagues. It's worth noting Atlanta has allowed the 10th-most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season.

The Arizona Cardinals signed quarterback David Blough off the Minnesota Vikings practice squad on Wednesday, according to a source. Blough will take the roster spot of Kyler Murray (knee), who was placed on season-ending Injured Reserve after tearing his left ACL in the Monday night loss to the New England Patriots. Barring injury, veteran Colt McCoy should close out the season as Arizona's starting signal-caller. He'll be backed up by Trace McSorley and Blough. The 27-year-old Blough has not played at all this year while with the Vikings. In three NFL seasons with the Detroit Lions, Blough has thrown for 1,033 yards, four touchdowns and seven interceptions on 184 pass attempts in seven games (five starts).

The Vikings signed quarterback David Blough to its practice squad on Saturday. The Lions recently released him after suiting up for the team sporadically over the last three seasons. He compiled 1,033 yards, seven interceptions, and four touchdowns during that span. Even worse, the 27-year-old completed just 54.3% of his throws. Nevertheless, Blough has a long way to go before he's relevant to fantasy managers, even if he gets promoted to the 53-man roster at some point during the year.