Quarterback Jacoby Brissett has finalized a reworked one-year contract with the Arizona Cardinals, securing his position as the team's likely Week 1 starter.The deal, valued at $15.5 million, marks a significant departure from his previous contract, which included only $1.5 million in guaranteed money.

First-year head coach Mike LaFleur confirmed Brissett's status as the primary quarterback for the upcoming season, emphasizing the veteran's professionalism and readiness.Brissett, 33, will begin working with the starters shortly after the deal was finalized before Sunday's practice.

Last season, he led the Cardinals in the final 12 games after Kyler Murray's injury, posting 3,366 yards passing, 23 touchdowns, and eight interceptions, though the team struggled with an 11-1 record.LaFleur expressed confidence in Brissett's ability to adapt to the new system, noting his experience across different teams and systems.The Cardinals also have Gardner Minshew and rookie Carson Beck as potential options at quarterback.Brissett's presence in the locker room has been well-received, with players like Budda Baker publicly supporting his new deal.The team's preseason opener is scheduled for August 6 against the Carolina Panthers in Canton, Ohio.