The Arizona Cardinals and quarterback Jacoby Brissett reportedly reach an agreement on a revised contract for the 2026 NFL season, ending an extended dispute. Multiple outlets report the deal is for one year and includes a base salary of $15.5 million. The contract’s total value can increase based on performance-related or other conditions, with reported maximum payout figures reaching $21 million. CBS Sports and Yahoo Sports both describe the same core structure: $15.5 million guaranteed base with incentives or additional compensation that could bring the figure up to $21 million. Fox News adds that the resolution comes after a stalemate over contract terms, with Brissett believed to have sought more money and the parties ultimately reaching a new arrangement for the upcoming season. The reports characterize the agreement as bringing the dispute to an end and setting the next step for Brissett as he prepares for the 2026 season with the Cardinals.