Kyler Murray Hitting Free Agency After Cardinals Release

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The Arizona Cardinals are set to release quarterback Kyler Murray after seven seasons with the team. NFL Insiders like Tom Pulitzerow and Ian Rappaport broke the news, saying the move comes amid contract issues in a shifting roster. Murray, the first overall pick in the 2019 draft, now hits free agency as a top option. It's high lie tension between Murray and Cardinals general manager Mati Austinfort, with no offseason talk so far. The team just hired Mike LaFloris head coach, who dodged direct questions on the quarterback spot. This clears cap space for Arizona to rebuild around younger talent. Analysts call Murray underrated in free agency, praising his dual threat skills despite injury setbacks. Experts like Chris Sims and Mike Florio, note his potential to revive teams needing a spark at quarterback. Fantasy folks see upside and fresh starts for him. Teams like the New York Jets, Minnesota Vikings, and Atlanta Falcons top the interest

1:02list. Vikings reports mentioned targeting Murray alongside vets like Geno Smith. Jets insiders buzz about a combine fit, while broader talk includes Raiders and others in the quarterback shuffle. As free agency nears, expect a busy market with Murray drawing bids. Bulls eye dual threat replacements, and the league's quarterback carousel spins faster. Stay tuned for landing spots and ripple effects. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there.