Kyler Murray Health, Injury Updates & History

Kyler appears to be recovering well, but the Cardinals will continue with Brissett, and according to...

Listed as questionable with a foot injury after returning to practice on Friday, though the likelihood is that he will miss Week 6 vs the Colts

Did not practice due to a right foot injury, analysis from Pro Football Doc noted he was not throwing the same way after being checked, completing mostly short passes and struggling to push off his back right foot, his accuracy and mobility appeared limited, similar to how Brock Purdy was affected by a turf toe injury, though it is not confirmed to be turf toe for Murray, there is no clear video of when the injury occurred, but it is evident his right plant foot is compromised which could impact his performance if he plays this week

Sustained a foot injury during Week 5 action, he finished the game but there was obvious discomfort that was affecting his accuracy throughout the second half, Murray will be evaluated during practice this week to establish his availability for the next game

Dealt with a lingering knee injury at times during the 2024 season but overall had a healthy year, played all 17 games throwing for 3851 yards and 21 touchdowns, previously had a season-ending knee injury in 2023 which he says he’s fully recovered from, and is expected to be fully healthy to start camp

Sustained a hard hit in the first half of MNF that may be a hip pointer, he exited for one play before returning but it's something to keep an eye on in case it becomes a bigger issue throughout the second half

Kyler Murray spent the first half of last season recovering from an ACL tear sustained on December 12, 2022. He returned in Week 10 and played nearly all the snaps for the remainder of the season. In the 10 games he played, Murray primarily operated from the pocket, rushing only 44 times and throwing for 1,799 yards and 10 touchdowns, despite not being considered 100%. At the start of training camp, he is expected to be fully healthy and will face no restrictions for the upcoming season. Despite not playing in any of the Cardinals preseason games, Murray is considered to be fully healthy to start the season and is a full go for Week 1.

Kyler Murray spent the first half of last season recovering from an ACL tear sustained on December 12, 2022. He returned in Week 10 and played nearly all the snaps for the remainder of the season. In the 10 games he played, Murray primarily operated from the pocket, rushing only 44 times and throwing for 1,799 yards and 10 touchdowns, despite not being considered 100%. At the start of training camp, he is expected to be fully healthy and will face no restrictions for the upcoming season.

Questionable with an illness he's been dealing with all week - likely to play through and can opt for an IV if hydration becomes an issue

Played well in his season debut against the Falcons - right knee still not 100% from Dec. 12 right knee ACL tear but can make plays with his arm - will display ability to escape the pocket better at some point in December