Former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Gardner Minshew II has reached an agreement on a one-year contract with the Arizona Cardinals, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. The deal, finalized today, is worth a reported $8 million for the upcoming season.
Minshew joins the Cardinals after his most recent stint with the Kansas City Chiefs. Known for his veteran presence and extensive starting experience, the quarterback has spent several years in the league establishing himself as a capable and efficient signal-caller. This move provides Arizona with a seasoned veteran at the position as they continue to shape their roster and depth chart for the new year.
The agreement was reached quickly on Monday, adding another significant move to the NFL's active transaction cycle. Minshew is expected to join the team's offseason program shortly to begin integrating into the Cardinals' offensive system and playbook. Further details regarding the specific contract structure or potential performance incentives have not yet been made public by the team or the player's representation.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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