Murray's Arizona Exit Shifts NFC West

0:00It's March 3rd for the NFL. Let's get into it. The NFC West will look different heading into 2026. The Arizona Cardinals are releasing quarterback Kyler Murray as first reported by NFL Insider in Rappaport on Tuesday. This clears the way for him to find a new team and shifts the division dynamic away from one of its familiar rivals. Murray's exit wasn't a shock. He appeared in just five games this season before a foot injury landed him on injured reserve. A soft benching earlier hinted at trouble, ending what many saw as the close of his time in Arizona. Their partnership was rocky right from contract talks. The team once pushed for a clause requiring him to track study hours, but dropped it amid heavy backlash. Tension simmered over the years. Seahawks fans can breathe easier. Murray posted a two and nine record against Seattle, riding an eight-game personal losing street there. Arizona has imbieten them in nine straight meetings. Murray wraps up in Arizona with 38 wins, 48 losses, and one tie, plus a single playoff

1:03loss. The Cardinals now gear up for more rebuilding at the division's bottom, scouting their next franchise quarterback. The daily news now is presented by our sponsor. Comfort you can hear. Sound you can relax into, S-O-L-I. to