Cardinals Flip the Script in Green Bay Practice

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Cardinals opened slow in the Packers joint practice but flipped the script in the second half as the offensive line steadied and Jacoby Brissett’s passing improved, with Trey McBride catching a team-high eight passes and Marvin Harrison Jr. providing big plays alongside Michael Wilson. Defensively, late interceptions by Zaven Collins and Andrew Wingard and a Jordan Burch sack helped stabilize the day; young players Walter Nolen and Burch impressed up front, while cornerback battles between Denzel Burke and Max Melton continued. Isaiah Adams was day-to-day with a knee injury.
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