Brissett Pushes for Starter Pay After Elevating Role with Cardinals

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Brissett, signed as Kyler Murray’s backup, started 12 games last season and has been eased into the Cardinals’ starting role, now seeking a contract adjustment toward a starter’s salary—about $20 million per year vs. his current average of $6.25 million. Arizona isn’t required to renegotiate, and a holdout is unlikely; a hold-in could be a compromise. With a new coaching staff and offense, the team could still see competition for the job, but Brissett believes his new role warrants updated compensation if he remains the starter.
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