Colts' Murray Pursuit Heats Up

0:00It's March 6th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. The Indianapolis Colts placed their transition tag on quarterback Daniel Jones earlier this week, guaranteeing him nearly $38 million. For next season, while letting him test for the agency, they can match any offer he gets and this move saved them $6 million compared to the franchise tag. Meanwhile, former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is hitting the market after his team decided to release him when the league year starts. On March 11th, Murray's deal includes offsets on his $36.8 million owed for next year. So he could sign anywhere for the league minimum of $1.3 million. That makes him a bargain option league-wide this off-season. Reports say the 28-year-old has shown interest in playing for the Colts, especially with Jones possibly leaving and their coach Shane. But I can know for developing quarterbacks well. Fans and insiders are buzzing about the quarterback drama in Indianapolis.

1:00Social media lit up with calls to grab Murray cheap and shake things up. The Colts are already $4 million over the salary cap, and they really want to resign why receiver Alec Pierce, who could command over. $20 million a year on his next deal. Albert Breer from Sports Illustrated noted Murray could get starter reps right away through spring and summer, given Jones' injury history. Murray, a former Heisman winner, two-time pro-buller and offensive rookie of the year, has a league potential when healthy. Right now, there's no sign the Colts are pursuing Murray, but if another team lures Jones away with a big offer, they won't match, it opens the door. In a tight-cap situation, adding a proven talent like Murray on the cheap could transform their quarterback room without breaking the bank. CNN is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Lay back, press play, let the pillow do the rest, sound meets comfort, SOLI, solelypillow.com.