Vikings get 'good sign' regarding Kyler Murray

To say that Kyler Murray's debut with the Minnesota Vikings didn't go as planned wouldn't tell half the story.

The former No. 1 pick threw an interception on his very first pass with his new team, and he managed three completions on five attempts for 18 yards before suffering a concussion.

Carson Wentz lead the team to an impressive late-game comeback, though the Vikings likely want to see a larger sample size from Murray before making any changes at quarterback. That is, if Murray is able to take the field.

Speaking on "Good Morning Football," NFL insider Ian Rapoport reported that Murray was spotted in good spirits despite the apparent concussion.

Kyler Murray may not have to miss time

“He was spotted in the locker room after the game, according to Kevin O'Connell, in good spirits. That is a good sign,” said Rapoport.

“Every player recovers from a concussion differently, and every concussion is different, so we just do not know as of right now how quickly Kyler Murray is going to progress in the NFL's concussion protocol,” he added.