Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians seems fairly confident that quarterback Carson Palmer will return to the team in 2017.
“I think he’ll announce he’s coming back real soon,” Arians said during an appearances on ESPN’s NFL Insiders on Friday. “I think it’s just a matter of letting all the bumps and bruises heal, have a great time with the kids snow skiing … and he’ll be back.”
The 37-year-old Palmer hasn’t committed to being the Cardinals’ quarterback in 2017, but he said in December that was the plan and shared that sentiment with Arians.
Palmer, who threw for 4,233 yards and 26 touchdowns in 2016, is scheduled to earn $17.5 million next season, but is coming off a season in which he missed one game due to a concussion and also dealt with lingering hamstring soreness.
It was the fourth time in five seasons that Palmer eclipsed 4,000 yards passing.
If Palmer does return, he’d be joined by a familiar face as the Cardinals found out Wednesday that veteran receiver Larry Fitzgerald would be returning to the team.
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