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Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett Plans to Report to Minicamp Amid Contract Dispute
Brissett will end his holdout and report to mandatory minicamp, avoiding a $107,911 fine as contract talks continue.
- Presumed starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett will report to the Arizona Cardinals' mandatory minicamp starting Tuesday, ending his holdout to avoid potential fines totaling $107,911 under the NFL's collective bargaining agreement.
- Contract negotiations remain stalled, with the two sides described as 'significantly' far apart on a reworked deal, following Brissett's absence from all voluntary offseason activities.
- Head coach Mike LaFleur expressed confidence in Brissett's ability to adapt, noting the veteran 'has played a lot of football' and can handle the new offensive scheme despite missing offseason work.
- Journeyman Gardner Minshew, signed to a one-year, $5.8 million deal, remains in the quarterback room and said, 'They're going to play who they think is giving us the best shot.'
- Rookie Carson Beck may receive extended reps as the coaching staff evaluates his potential, while Arizona will likely reassess its quarterback situation in 2027 during this rebuilding phase.
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Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett ending holdout despite contract situation remaining unresolved
Jacoby Brissett will report to Cardinals minicamp this week. The Cardinals quarterback reported for mandatory minicamp with the team on Monday, according to multiple reports. Brissett held out throughout Arizona’s offseason program while looking for a reworked contract for the upcoming season.
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