Kyler Murray Bids Farewell to Cardinals

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Kyler Murray is on his way out of the Arizona Cardinals. Reports say the team plans to release the quarterback at the start of the new NFL league year, unless a trade happens first. The former number one overall pick from the 2019 draft shared a heartfelt message on social media, apologizing to fans where his time there. Murray spent seven seasons with the Cardinals, becoming the face of the franchise early on. He signed a big five-year extension in 2022, but recent injuries kept him sidelined more than fans wanted. In his post, Murray thanked everyone who supported him and his family in Arizona. He expressed regret over not delivering the wins the team in community hope for after so many tough years without a title. Despite the ups and downs, Murray earned two pro-bowl nods and led the Cardinals to one playoff spot in 2021, though they lost in the wild card round. His starting record stands at 38 wins, 48 losses, and one tie.

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