NFL free agency 2013: Should the Cardinals have brought in Matt Hasselbeck?

The Tennessee Titans announced on Monday that they released veteran quarterback Matt Hasselbeck from their roster, making him a free agent. Many teams will undoubtedly be interested in bringing Hasselbeck in as a backup and tutor to younger quarterbacks, but are there any starting jobs still out there for him? How about with the Arizona Cardinals?

Darren Urban of AZCardinals.com doesn't think the Cards will have interest after already signing Drew Stanton and placing a 2nd round tender on Brian Hoyer.

Not the Cards. MT @hallchris57: @kentsomers @cardschatter Hasselbeck released. Would be intrigued short-term. Who might kick his tires?

— Darren Urban (@Cardschatter) March 18, 2013

But then there was this tweet from the Arizona Republic's Kent Somers:

#azcardinals at least interested enough in Hasselbeck to review tape.unsure if they will go beyond that.

— Kent Somers (@kentsomers) March 18, 2013

Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

At age 37, Hasselbeck has undoubtedly seen his best days in the NFL go by, but remember the last time the Cardinals signed an over the hill quarterback? That turned out pretty well.

I'm not saying Hasselbeck is going to be the next Kurt Warner, but he might be better than anyone the Cardinals currently have on the roster.

However, at this point, it is moot, as he signed today with the Indianapolis Colts to be Andrew Luck's backup. But would he have been a good option to have here in the desert?

What do you think? Tell us in the comments section below.