Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray A league source said that the player is expected to return to the team’s training area and will be practicing on Wednesday during their voluntary offseason program.
Murray didn’t attend The Cardinals hosted team activities last week. Coach Kliff Kingsbury stated last week that Murray would be attending the mandatory minicamp for the Cardinals, which will take place June 14-16.
The Cardinals exercised the fifth-year option Murray was awarded a $29 million salary in 2023 under his contract. Murray is seeking a contract extension. Murray’s agent Erik Burkhardt posted a tweet in February explaining how a detailed contract proposal had been sent to them.
Last month, Steve Keim was promoted to general manager said there was “zero chance” he would trade Murray He also noted that third-year quarterbacks have signed extensions such as Patrick Mahomes Josh AllenIn the summer,, were awarded their deals.
Murray, himself, tweeted in AprilTo former Cardinals comments: “I wanna win Super Bowls together with the Cardinals. AZ is home.” Patrick Peterson Chase Edmonds They stated on the podcast “All Things Covered” that Murray would be leaving the franchise due to the culture of the team.
Murray was the 2019 Offensive Player of the Year, and was a two-time Pro Bowl selection. The Cardinals reached the playoffs for the first time since 2015.