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Veteran QB Gardner Minshew emerges as starting option for rebuilding Cardinals
Minshew brings 47 career starts and a Pro Bowl season to a Cardinals quarterback race that includes Jacoby Brissett and Carson Beck.
- On Wednesday, quarterback Gardner Minshew participated in voluntary workouts with The Arizona Cardinals, competing for the starting job in coach Mike LaFleur's first season.
- Minshew first met LaFleur during the 2019 Senior Bowl process; seven years later, that connection brought them together in Arizona.
- Comparing the system to Mike Leach's Air Raid approach, Minshew noted the offense thrives on "complementary looks and simplicity," building confidence through precise execution.
- Minshew faces competition from Jacoby Brissett, Carson Beck, and Kedon Slovis, though the 33-year-old Brissett remains absent from workouts seeking a restructured contract.
- Following a difficult 3-14 season, The Cardinals feature playmakers like All-Pro tight end Trey McBride, Marvin Harrison Jr., and Michael Wilson, with rookie Jeremiyah Love already catching passes from Minshew.
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Veteran QB Gardner Minshew emerges as starting option for rebuilding Cardinals
Veteran quarterback Gardner Minshew has had an opportunistic streak over a seven-year NFL career. He's taken advantage of injuries and other circumstances to make 47 career starts for five different teams.
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New Cardinals QB Gardner Minshew breaks down Mike LaFleur's offense
GLENDALE – For the first time since joining the franchise, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Gardner Minshew spoke to the media. Following Wednesday’s OTAs, the 30-year-old showed Arizona fans his laid back personality, detailing his living situation in a RV and his hobbies of line fishing. However, when the discussion shifted towards football, Minshew showcased his in-depth perspective on new head coach Mike LaFleur’s offense. Image | Source: Burn …
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