Kyler Murray

It started with promise, but Murray's numbers and career trajectory have mostly stalled since his rookie year.

Speculation regarding quarterback Kyler Murray s future with the Cardinals began to ramp up in early November, as the effects of the foot injury he suffered in Week 5 lingered longer than expected and afforded backup Jacoby Brissett the opportunity to show he could run the offense more productively. In the wake of head coach Jonathan […]

Russini writes that executives around the league wouldn't be surprised if Murray is on the move this offseason. Murray's contract will complicate matters given his nearly $60 million dead cap hit next year and almost $40 million in guaranteed money. Still, Russini suggests the Cardinals could opt to release Murray in the unlikely scenario where they can't find a trade partner. Even before Murray got hurt this year, the writing was on the wall that this marriage wasn't working out. Now that he's been ruled out for the year by coach Jonathan Gannon, it's increasingly likely he's played his final snaps with the Cardinals.

Yes, the Cardinals and quarterback Kyler Murray are destined for an offseason divorce.

It seems like Murray's time in Arizona is over, and the ideal move would be for the Cardinals to find a team to trade for him. Multiple personnel executives placed a low value on him as a trade asset, but that could change depending on a couple factors.