QB Jacoby Brissett reports to Arizona Cardinals training camp

There is no holdout for Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett. In a contract dispute with the team all offseason, he reported for training camp without a new contract, according to Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport.

>Brissett started 12 games for the Cardinals last season after Kyler Murray injured his foot. After Murray was released this offseason, Brissett became the presumed starter. As such, in the second year of his contract that pays him only about $4.9 million in salary with $1.5 million guaranteed, he wants contract that pays him in line with other starters around the league.

>While the Cardinals reportedly agree that Brissett deserves a raise, they are not on the same page about how much that should be.

>He sat out all of the voluntary offseason program and did not practice during mandatory minicamp.

>But he is in the building, which keeps him from being fined $50,000 per day, had he opted to hold out.

>We will see, though, if he practices while the contract dispute goes on. Gardner Minshew, signed in free agency this offseason, took all the first-team offensive reps in the offseason program.

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