All eyes are on Kyler Murray in the early portion of the NFL offseason as the Arizona Cardinals weigh their choices with the quarterback, and ESPN's Dan Graziano reported Sunday that releasing him is more likely than trading him because potential suitors will not want to give up anything "significant" in return while still having to pay his contract.

The 2026 offseason is full of uncertainty when it comes to the future outlook of the New York Jets quarterback room.

It isn't out of the realm of possibility that Kyler Murray could end up being the Atlanta Falcons' starting quarterback for 2026

ESPN insiders added more buzz on the possibility of Kyler Murray, Geno Smith joining the Vikings during NFL free agency.

The Arizona Cardinals are expected to see Kyler Murray released, and this team could make sense.

Last year, as the trade deadline approached and we poked around regarding the possibility of a trade, we heard that Murray was interested in joining the Raiders or the Vikings. The draw to Las Vegas, however, was offensive coordinator Chip Kelly. He’s now back at the college level.

The three weeks Weinfuss is referring to are if Murray is on the active roster on the fifth day of the new league year, or if Murray is omitted. If he remains a roster member, the Cardinals owe him a guaranteed bonus of $19.5 million for 2027, which is over and above the funds he is guaranteed for this year.

Dead Or Alive?