Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jacoby Brissett is set to participate in training camp, ending his offseason hold-in. Brissett did not practice during the team's mandatory minicamp while seeking a contract extension. A hold-in occurs when a player attends team activities but refrains from practicing to avoid injury and pressure the team for a new deal. By joining camp, Brissett signals a shift in his approach as negotiations continue. The Cardinals are preparing for the upcoming season, and Brissett's presence at camp is important for team chemistry and preparation. The quarterback has served as a backup in recent years and is looking for more security or a potential starting role. Details of the contract talks have not been disclosed. Brissett's participation ends a period of uncertainty and allows him to work with coaches and teammates. Training camp is a key time for players to earn positions and build rhythm. The Cardinals hope to improve on their previous season's performance.