The Arizona Cardinals are gearing up for the 2026 league year, which begins next month on March 11, with a legal negotiating period starting on March 9. As the organization prepares for significant roster decisions, they will evaluate each player”s performance and future prospects. One player under consideration is wide receiver Bryson Green.
During the 2025 season, Green joined the team as an undrafted rookie, signing in May. However, he faced challenges in making the final roster during training camp and did not initially secure a spot on the practice squad. He was signed to the practice squad in Week 7 but was released shortly thereafter. Fortunately for Green, he returned to the practice squad for the final five weeks of the season, allowing him to gain valuable experience.
Following the conclusion of the season, Bryson Green was signed to a futures contract for 2026, which will pay him a salary of $885,000. Despite this signing, his position on the roster remains uncertain as he will need to prove himself to the new coaching staff. Competing for a spot on the team will be challenging, and Green is considered a long shot to make the final roster.
For more insights and updates on the Cardinals and the NFL, fans can tune into the latest episodes of the “Rise Up, See Red” podcast, hosted by Jess Root and others. The offseason will be crucial for Green as he seeks to solidify his place in the league.
