Patrick Peterson said Wednesday that his request for a trade "came at a bad time."

"I was just frustrated," Peterson said.

It was reported on Monday that Peterson "desperately" wants out of Arizona and asked to be traded by the Oct. 30 trade deadline. The cornerback said those frustrations were with the Cardinals' 1-6 start.

"You see the record," Peterson said.

On Wednesday, he tweeted his long-term commitment to the Cardinals.

"I've been incredibly frustrated with how the season has gone. But my energy is 100% focused on being part of the solution & help us turn this around," Peterson wrote.

Peterson met with Cardinals president Michael Bidwill for 30 minutes on Tuesday, and they discussed ways for the Cardinals to improve and for Peterson to be a leader, according to sources.

Patrick Peterson has requested a trade from the Arizona Cardinals.

Peterson feels as if the situation is deteriorating and continues to reaffirm to others that he "desperately" wants out.

The Cardinals have insisted they won't trade Peterson, but he continues to ask.

"We're not trading Patrick," Cardinals coach Steve Wilks said Monday. "That's out of the question."

The Arizona Cardinals have fired Mike McCoy as offensive coordinator.

Byron Leftwich will assume duties as offensive coordinator.

Under McCoy's direction, the Cardinals' offense was among the worst in the NFL.