Jacoby Brissett seeks starter pay after becoming Cardinals' starting QB

Jacoby Brissett, signed as a backup quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, is now pushing for a contract adjustment after becoming the starter. Originally signed to a two-year, $12.5 million contract, Brissett is currently earning $6.25 million annually. Following his unexpected transition to a starting role, he and his representatives have communicated that they believe he deserves compensation more aligned with starting quarterbacks, estimated around $20 million. The Cardinals have not yet indicated whether they will adjust Brissett's contract. The team's decision could impact the quarterback's presence at training camp, especially with a new coaching staff and offensive scheme in place.

• 4:57 PMYahoo Sports — Signed to be a backup, Jacoby Brissett wants to be compensated as a starter