Kyler Murray's NFL-Baseball Crossroads

0:00It's March 6th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is set for release after seven years with the team. This opens doors for him with other NFL clubs, including front runners like the Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets, either as a starter or backup. A trade could still happen before the deadline, but a full release lets him shop freely. Meanwhile, the Oakland Athletics hold another intriguing option. Their general manager confirmed the door remains open for Murray to return to baseball. He was their first round pick in the Major League baseball draft back in 2018. Murray's background shows his rare dual sport talent. He excelled in high school and college at both football and baseball, even winning the Heisman Trophy before choosing the NFL over a multi-million dollar baseball deal. Now at 28 years old, that football path defined his pro career. A baseball comeback would mean starting in the double, a minor leagues, with weekly pay

1:03around $1,020 plus housing. Reaching the majors could take two years or more, facing challenges like rusty skills against 90 mile per hour pitches. Most expect Murray to stick with football, chasing a new NFL spot to rebuild his elite status. The baseball route scenes unlikely given his wealth, and the humble pay cut involved. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your