It’s becoming increasingly clear that Kyler Murray’s tenure as the Arizona Cardinals’ franchise quarterback is nearing its end. The ongoing saga surrounding his injury status has drawn plenty of attention across the NFL. And with backup Jacoby Brissett looking markedly more comfortable and effective at quarterback, it’s hard to ignore the reality that Murray no longer appears to fit into Arizona’s plans. Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN “Monday Night Football” analyst Troy Aikman believes Arizona will stick with Brissett as starter. “I don’t think they will [put Murray back as starting quarterback],” said Aikman, who saw Brissett play effectively in a 27-17 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Monday. “I don’t think you can, quite honestly, because it wasn’t like they were playing good offensively while Kyler Murray was playing. The best football’s been the last three games [with Brissett].” On Wednesday, Murray was placed on injured reserve because of his lingering foot issue, sidelining him for at least fourRead More
