Summary
Kyler Murray, the quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, has seen a change in his trade value due to a shortage of available quarterbacks in the market. This shift occurred after Oregon quarterback Dante Moore decided not to enter the NFL Draft, leaving fewer options for teams. It is speculated that several teams may be interested in trading for Murray, but his high salary could be a barrier for some.
Key Facts
- Kyler Murray is the quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals.
- His trade value increased because fewer quarterbacks are available in the market.
- Dante Moore, a college quarterback, chose to stay in school, reducing options in the NFL Draft.
- An NFC source suggests the starting trade price for Murray could be a second-round pick.
- Another source compared Murray's potential trade to Geno Smith's, who was traded for a third-round pick last year.
- Teams like the Indianapolis Colts, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, and Pittsburgh Steelers might be interested in Murray.
- Murray has a high salary, with a cap hit of $52 million and $43 million in the next two years, which could be a challenge for teams.
- There is a team option for 2028 in his contract which is likely to be declined.
