Jacoby Brissett is poised to take the field as Arizona’s QB1 in training camp—even without a finalized contract—amid rising expectations and a quiet standoff over pay. Signed to a modest two-year deal, Brissett’s current salary lags far behind league averages, especially for starters. With Kyler Murray sidelined and no flashy free-agent addition, Brissett’s ascent to starter is both opportunity and obligation. Though he skipped offseason workouts and watched minicamp from the sidelines, his performance last year—particularly in the second half—proved he can lead. Coach Mike LaFleur remains tight-lipped, calling it “Practice 1” on July 23rd, leaving the door open for Minshew or rookie Beck to challenge. But with the Cardinals’ roster stacked with questions, Brissett’s experience and recent flashes make him their most viable bet to turn things around.
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