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The 33-year-old Cardinals QB will show up for the team's required June sessions after missing voluntary workouts.
Jacoby Brissett plans to attend the Cardinals' mandatory minicamp, the team confirmed, despite a contract dispute that kept him away from voluntary offseason work. Brissett, 11 years in the league, posted a 94.1 rating with 23 TD and 8 INT over 14 games in 2025.
The distinction between voluntary and mandatory sessions is material: skipping OTAs carries no financial penalty, but absence from mandatory minicamp can trigger fines. Brissett's attendance signals he intends to remain with Arizona through the early offseason calendar, even as the two sides work through their contractual disagreement.
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