Kyler Murray Bids Farewell to Cardinals

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 6th. The Arizona Cardinals have parted ways with quarterback Kyler Murray after seven seasons. The former number one overall pick posted an emotional farewell on social media, expressing regret over not ending the team's 77 year. Playoff drought. Murray's final year in Arizona was cut short by injury. He started five games, passing for 962 yards with six touchdowns and three interceptions before a midfoot sprain in a close loss to. The Titans. His old teammate DeAndre Hopkins quickly chimed in with encouragement. Now playing for the Baltimore Ravens, Hopkins highlighted their strong bond from highlight plays like the Hail Murray moment back in 2020. Murray wraps up his Cardinals career with 20,460 passing yards and 121 touchdowns. But a 38 win, 48 loss record, plus a $54 million cap hit paved the way for this change. The team now resets under head coach Mike LaFlore with more cap space.

1:02Murray hits free agency, ready for a new chapter where fans expect more of his playmaking spark. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds, built for listening and bed. It's O-L-I-Soli Pillow dot com.