The Arizona Cardinals agree to a four-year rookie contract with quarterback Carson Beck ahead of the start of training camp. Multiple reports say the signing happens Wednesday, one day before the team’s first practice session. Beck, 24, is expected to be part of a three-quarterback competition as the team begins camp activities. He is slated to compete with veteran quarterbacks Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew for a role in the Cardinals’ quarterback group. The Cardinals’ offseason is also shaped by a coaching transition, with the team led by first-year head coach Mike LaFleur. With training camp opening Thursday, the early practices and team evaluations are set to determine how the quarterbacks are used and how the competition develops. The reports do not specify monetary terms or incentives of the contract, but they consistently describe the deal as a four-year rookie agreement and position Beck as a candidate alongside the two experienced veterans.