The Arizona Cardinals reworked a one-year deal with Jacoby Brissett for about $15.5 million, positioning him as the likely Week 1 starter under first-year coach Mike LaFleur.

Brissett’s 2022-like numbers — about 3,366 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions — came with a 3-14 finish, indicating the move may not immediately lift the team’s floor.

Beck, 24, is slated to compete for the starting job in a three-man quarterback battle that also includes Gardner Minshew and Kedon Slovis, with Be Michael Beck in the mix.

The report notes the story will be updated as new information becomes available.

Terms of the deal were reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Beck, a third-round pick, would gain valuable development time and potentially improve long-term prospects by allowing some losses to secure a higher draft selection.

Beck’s potential rise in the depth chart adds intrigue and could affect the quarterback hierarchy before the season starts.

Beck is viewed as a potential long-term solution, with a four-year rookie contract signaling the team’s intent to evaluate him during a rebuilding season.

Analyst Thor Nystrom argues the team should have started Carson Beck this season to position themselves for a top pick in the 2027 draft.

The deal is worth $15.5 million with a possible maximum of $21 million, per Rapoport.

Training camp context shows Brissett working with teammates and preparing for 11-on-11 sessions, with the offense benefiting from roster and coaching upgrades.

Brissett’s participation in training camp is viewed as a positive sign of his readiness and commitment.