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EspañolKyler Murray's time with the Arizona Cardinals has come to an end. The quarterback confirmed his release in a social media post, expressing gratitude to fans while acknowledging his desire to end the team's 77-year championship drought. 'I am no stranger to adversity, I am prepared for whatever's next,' Murray wrote, adding that he believes his best football is ahead of him.
The Cardinals had grown frustrated with Murray, who played in just five games last season before a foot injury. Backup Jacoby Brissett performed well in his absence, creating an awkward quarterback situation. Murray's camp had also sought a release, as the team owed him $36.8 million in guaranteed money. The Cardinals finished with a 3-14 record and fired coach Jonathan Gannon.