Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon, when asked about the losing streak and how the team is handling it, offered the following: "Probably as good as you can. They're not happy. They're not happy. We feel like we're right there. But to get in the win column, we got to do a little bit more," Gannon told reporters on Monday.

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For four excruciating weeks, the Cardinals had a chance, and they dropped each one. Three losses came on late field goals. In this one, a 31-27 setback at Indianapolis on Sunday, the defense was unable to force a punt in the second half, and the offense came up empty after it drove to the Colts 9-yard line with about one minute left.

Arizona's lost their matchups by a combined nine points, an eye-staggering number that shows both how close the Cardinals are to being a winner while also perhaps underlining how far the organization still has to go. After the game, head coach Jonathan Gannon repeated an all-too familiar message.

The St. Louis Cardinals could very well be moving on from a veteran as they might be close to going in rebuild mode.