The Arizona Cardinals have finalized a revised contract with quarterback Jacoby Brissett, ensuring he receives $15.5 million guaranteed this season, with potential earnings of up to $21 million through incentives. Brissett will remain an unrestricted free agent after this season, as no additional years were added to his contract.
Coach Mike LaFleur confirmed that Brissett will begin taking first-team reps in practice, although his starting status for the season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers remains uncertain. This contract adjustment follows months of negotiations, reflecting the team's commitment to Brissett amid a competitive quarterback landscape.
Watch for Brissett's performance in training camp as he takes first-team reps, which could solidify his starting role against the Chargers. His ability to adapt quickly will be crucial, especially given the Cardinals' need for stability at quarterback this season.