After seven seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, the NFC West team is moving on from quarterback Kyler Murray. The veteran recorded just two non-losing seasons, including an 11-6 record in 2021, which also became Murray’s first and only playoff experience so far.
Free agency is nearly here, and the Arizona Cardinals could be busy adding talent to a roster in desperate need of more. It's a new regime after Jonathan Gannon was fired, with Mike LaFleur taking the reins for a team that knows little of success.
The Kyler Murray era in Arizona is soon to be over officially, as the Arizona Cardinals have informed the quarterback that they intend to release him on March 11. Murray is still just 28 years old and is far from a complete failure in the NFL, despite how things have gone for him in Arizona.
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When the Arizona Cardinals made it clear they were moving on from Kyler Murray, the conversation immediately shifted from why to what’s next. Not just for Murray, but for the teams desperate enough at quarterback to consider him.
The Cardinals are expected to part ways with Kyler Murray, but he is unlikely to be out of a job for long. The NFL’s quarterback carousel will ensure that the former No.
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Ryan Clark’s old take about Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson has resurfaced more than five years later. And let’s just say it aged like milk. On Tuesday, news emerged that Kyler Murray would be released by the Arizona Cardinals after seven inconsistent seasons.
GLENDALE – Tuesday was a day for mourning Arizona Cardinals fans, saying goodbye to franchise cornerstone Kyler Murray. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Arizona informed Murray that it’ll be releasing him when the new league year begins on March 11th.
GLENDALE – When the Arizona Cardinals officially move on from Kyler Murray at the start of the new league year next week, it will close one of the most polarizing chapters in recent franchise history.
Per ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss, “it doesn’t sound like” the Cardinals plan to tender restricted free agent K Chad Ryland. If Arizona doesn’t tender Ryland, he will become an unrestricted free agent.