Cardinals QB Kyler Murray to be game-time decision at Seahawks?
Arizona Cardinals star quarterback Kyler Murray has wanted to play through the sprained left ankle he originally suffered back on Oct. 28 but was ruled out of the last two contests as head coach Kliff Kingsbury is understandably thinking beyond the results of November regular-season games.
According to Darren Urban of the team's website, it sounds as of the start of the midweek that Murray will be a game-time decision for the third straight Sunday, this time at the 3-6 Seattle Seahawks:
Backup Colt McCoy has started for Arizona the past two weekends but went down with what NFL Network's Ian Rapoport called a pec strain during Sunday's 34-10 loss to the Carolina Panthers that dropped the Cardinals to 8-2 on the campaign. McCoy's status for the Seattle game is up in the air:
Third-string option Chris Streveler saw some action in Sunday's blowout defeat and completed six of nine passes for 36 yards. Streveler is currently Arizona's healthiest signal-caller, and one wonders if Kingsbury would consider starting the 26-year-old if both Murray and McCoy aren't 100% healthy since the Cardinals are on the bye after this coming Sunday.
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