Nothing signals there is trouble in paradise quite like erasing someone from your social media accounts.
That is why sports fans are feeling shocked after Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray scrubbed his social media accounts of everything relating to the organization that employs him.
After representing the Cardinals in Sunday's Pro Bowl, Murray unfollowed the team on both Instagram and Twitter and removed all team-related photos from his own social media accounts.
Arizona QB Kyler Murray has unfollowed the team & removed all Cardinals-related content from his Instagram.
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) February 7, 2022
The only recent content was a picture of himself at the Pro Bowl and a story re-share of a Mike Evans post that said "always wanted to catch a pass from the Texas legend." pic.twitter.com/ltcQTvJcPA
Sure, Arizona's season spiraled out of control and ended with a loss to the Super Bowl-bound Los Angeles Rams during wild-card weekend, but that doesn't explain why the former Heisman Trophy winner would remove all mention of the only NFL team he has ever played for from his social media accounts.
Murray's maneuver is also interesting given he is eligible for a contract extension this offseason. While neither the QB nor the team has hinted at there being any tension, this behavior certainly suggests Murray is unhappy about something.
The Cardinals' social media accounts, on the other hand, still make mention of Murray in wake of this bizarre turn of events.
Kyler Murray donned the NFC colors for the first time since last year's game was virtual-only thanks to Covid.
— Kevin Parrish Jr (@KevinParrishJr) February 7, 2022
The Cardinals' QB put up the best statistics of all six Pro Bowl signal-callers on Sunday, although the NFC ultimately lost to the AFC.https://t.co/78I29kpXKg
The top offensive plays from 2021:
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) February 7, 2022
6️⃣ James Conner's One-Handed TD
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4️⃣ Rondale Moore's Toe Drag Swag
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2️⃣ Kyler Murray Running Wild
1️⃣ pic.twitter.com/js2coR31DA
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