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Jacoby Brissett is working out with Arizona Cardinals teammates in South Florida ahead of training camp, posting about the sessions on social media, even as his contract standoff with the franchise remains unresolved.

The workouts, reported by Sports Illustrated and NBC Sports, included wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and tight end Trey McBride, two of the Cardinals' most prominent offensive weapons. The pair traveled to meet Brissett rather than waiting for him to show up in Tempe.

Brissett skipped offseason team activities and was not a participant during mandatory minicamp, both absences tied to his push for a reworked deal. He is set to earn $5.4 million this season, with only $1.5 million of that remaining guaranteed. After starting the final 12 games of the 2025 season in place of injured Kyler Murray, Brissett is seeking more guaranteed money before he suits up again.

The Athletic reported that Brissett did attend mandatory minicamp in Tempe in June, though he did not practice.

Training camp is the next hard deadline. Whether Brissett reports under his current terms or arrives with a new deal in hand will be the first real signal of where this standoff ends.

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