The Arizona Cardinals are getting down to business just ahead of rookie minicamp. On Thursday, the team announced they've signed three of their seven draft picks from the 2026 NFL draft, locking in wide receiver Reggie Virgil, linebacker Karson Sharar, and offensive lineman Jayden Williams.

All three players were selected on Day 3 of the draft, and they've each inked standard four-year rookie contracts. These deals come with the league minimum salary for each season, plus a signing bonus—but no guaranteed money. Like many late-round picks, Virgil, Sharar, and Williams likely have split contracts, meaning their pay would be reduced if they land on injured reserve during the first year or two of their tenure.

With rookie minicamp kicking off Friday, getting these three under contract early allows them to hit the ground running. For the Cardinals, it's a smart move to ensure their newest additions can focus entirely on football—no paperwork distractions, just pads and playbooks.

As Arizona continues to build its roster for the upcoming season, these signings represent the final pieces of their 2026 draft class. Keep an eye on Virgil's speed, Sharar's versatility, and Williams' size as they compete for roster spots this summer.