Cardinals won't name a starting quarterback right now
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Key Points:
- Jacoby Brissett has not been officially told he will start at quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, despite finishing last season as the starter and Kyler Murray's offseason release.
- General Manager Monti Ossenfort emphasized that no starting quarterback has been named yet, with decisions expected closer to August as the team evaluates the quarterback room.
- Head coach Mike LaFleur highlighted that the current focus for Brissett and newly signed Gardner Minshew is on learning the system rather than the depth chart.
- LaFleur expressed confidence in the quarterback room due to Brissett's and Minshew's extensive playing experience, while leaving open the possibility of adding a less experienced quarterback in the upcoming draft.
- The quarterback competition in Arizona is expected to broaden with potential new additions, reflecting a cautious and open approach to selecting the starter.
