What happened: Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett plans to report to mandatory minicamp this week despite an unresolved contract dispute with the team, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and ESPN's Josh Weinfuss. How much Brissett participates on the field remains uncertain. He is due a $4.9M salary and is seeking a raise.

Why it matters: Reporting avoids the fines that come with skipping a mandatory session, a different posture than when he stayed away from voluntary work seeking a new deal. As the veteran in Arizona's quarterback room, Brissett's status carries weight for the team's plans behind him heading into the 2026 season.

What to watch: Watch whether Brissett takes full reps or limits his on-field work as leverage, and whether the sides move toward a revised deal before training camp.