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Arizona coach believes Kyler Murray will not play again this year after more tests and a second medical opinion.
With Murray out, Jacoby Brissett has helped the Cardinals improve to about 22.1 points per game since Week 6, up from 18.8 earlier this season.
Analysts consider that Arizona could explore moving on from Murray in the offseason, reflecting ongoing QB uncertainty.

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ESPN outlines potential surprise offseason moves across multiple teams as cap considerations loom for 2026.
Aiyuk and Murray are among players highlighted for potential moves due to contract implications and team fits.
Murray could face a trade or release if the Cardinals seek cap relief and a different long-term plan.
A.J. Brown’s situation could drive a difficult decision if sentiment and team plans diverge.
Linderbaum faces uncertain ground after a declined fifth-year option, with extension talks ongoing.
Diggs’ status could shift if Dallas weighs cap implications and performance this season.
Darnold’s contract structure gives Seattle flexibility to pivot if a better option arises.
Kmet could be targeted for cap relief as Chicago balances two tight ends and a growing offense.
Taylor’s high penalty rate makes a potential KC exit plausible as they seek cheaper options.
Murray and Aiyuk are cited as players whose moves could be driven by long-term team strategy and contracts.

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Kyler Murray will miss the rest of 2025 as Arizona shuts him down after mid-foot injury evaluations, signaling an end to his season with the Cardinals.
Jacoby Brissett will start the remainder of the season, with the Cardinals leveraging a quarterback under contract through 2026.
Coach Jonathan Gannon said Murray’s injury has not progressed to a point where playing would make sense this year.
Gannon expressed disappointment over shutting Murray down, underscoring the emotional impact on the franchise and its fans.
Despite the setback, Murray’s talent remains a talking point for his potential as a No. 1 overall pick talent.
Arizona is examining a 2026 quarterback plan, weighing trade or draft options as the free-agent market evolves.
Cardinals’ draft positioning could hinder landing top quarterbacks in 2026, with a current spot around No. 8 limiting options.
Murray’s career remains a consideration for the Cardinals even as his time in Arizona appears to be winding down.
Murray’s 2027 base salary becomes fully guaranteed on the fifth league day of the new year, signaling a looming decision window for the franchise.
Fans reacted publicly with a spectrum of opinions on Murray’s future and the Cardinals’ direction, highlighting the franchise-wide uncertainty.

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The Cardinals announced Kyler Murray will not return for the rest of the 2025 season due to a lingering foot injury.
Arizona faces three potential paths for Murray in 2026: keep him, trade him, or release him.
Murray's five-year extension, signed in 2022, includes guarantees that complicate any release or trade.
If kept through 2026, Murray's 2027 base salary could become fully guaranteed on the fifth day of the 2026 league year.
A June 1 release would create a large dead cap hit, while a trade before June 1 could ease cap pain.
Jacoby Brissett has stepped in and led the offense, providing strong production since Week 6.
Free agency begins March 11 and the first round of the NFL draft is April 23, shaping Murray’s options.
Multiple teams could be in the market for a quarterback, adding complexity to Arizona’s decisions.
Arizona has Brissett under contract for next season, providing a potential starting option.
The decision on Murray’s future will factor in guaranteed money, potential dead cap, and team needs.

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