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See the full story · 1 sourcesThe Arizona Cardinals , after a day off on Monday, were back at practice at State Farm Stadium on Tuesday. The pads went on and quarterback Jacoby Brissett took over first-team reps with the offense.
What happened on Tuesday?
No change for PUP players
While Paris Johnson has been activated, there is nothing new with the other three players. Josh Sweat, Garrett Williams and Tip Reiman still haven't been cleared to practice.
Marvin Harrison fine
Harrison had some injury issues on Sunday. It appeared he might have had back and ankle issues. However, head coach Mike LaFleur said that he was cramping.
Good, bad day for Harrison
According to ESPN's Josh Weinfuss , Harrison had a couple of drops. Per Cardinals.com's Darren Urban , "he found himself wide open about five times in the heart of the defense, Brissett delivering the ball each time. When the Cardinals were running 13 personnel, Harrison was the wideout with the three tight ends."
SI.com's Donnie Druin wrote , "he was again consistently open, though he dropped a wide open pass in the middle of the field."
Trey Benson back
Benson participated in 11-on-11s for the first time in camp, getting some second-team reps. Urban wrote that he looked good.
LB competition
While Cody Simon had mostly been running with the first-team defense next to Mack Wilson, on Tuesday, Jack Gibbens got some reps with the starters, per Druin.
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This article originally appeared on Cards Wire: Arizona Cardinals training camp: Observations from Tuesday's practice
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