Kyler Murray said he expected to start Sunday. “I feel good.”

Related players: Colt McCoy

The Cards eluded to Murray not starting on Monday night because of a banged up offensive line, which in turn left McCoy injured and unable to finish the game. Now it looks like Murray will be good to go in Week 12. The Cards host the Chargers in a late afternoon game, but Murray owners probably still need a backup plan just in case.

Kyler Murray‘s balky hamstring has progressed “quite a bit,” Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury said Tuesday.

Related players: Colt McCoy

Murray has missed two games since tweaking his hamstring in the Nov. 6 game against the Seahawks. Kingsbury said the Cardinals having “four of those [offensive] linemen down” for Monday night’s game ultimately made the decision to sit Murray another week, according to the story. That could also be why McCoy is now "banged up a little bit," the story added.

For the second straight week, Colt McCoy appears set to start for the Cardinals. With QB Kyler Murray still dealing with a hamstring injury and limited all week, McCoy is good to go. The veteran hopes to replicate last week when he was 26 of 36 for 238 with a TD.

Hopefully, if you stuck Kyler Murray in your lineup for the Week 11 slate, you're able to go snag McCoy off of waiver wires. Jimmy Garoppolo is, of course, a perfectly fine replacement as opposed to taking a zero if you're able to grab him. McCoy doesn't offer the type of upside that Murray does, but you could do worse than QB2-type numbers as a last-minute fill-in.

Kyler Murray could miss "another week or so.”

Related players: Colt McCoy, DeAndre Hopkins, Rondale Moore

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler first reported the news. If accurate, McCoy would get the start if Murray is out. McCoy wasn't bad last week, throwing for a TD and 238 yards. It was nice to see Hopkins (10-98-0) and Moore (9-94-0) continue to get targeted with Murray out of the lineup. Murray owners should have a backup plan as the Cards host the 49ers on Monday night in Week 11.

In the open part of Cardinals practice, QB Kyler Murray (hamstring) was working.

It was implied by reporters at practice that Murray looked completely normal and was operating without a hitch. Assuming he's good to go, he has top-five upside against the Rams in Week 10

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray listed as DNP Wednesday with a hamstring injury.

Related players: Colt McCoy

Murray is considered day-to-day, a source told Rapoport. Rapoport went on to say it's "not nothing. But not catastrophic." Today was just a walkthrough but this will be something to monitor this week. The Cardinals play a later afternoon game at the Rams so owners will need to be prepared. McCoy would be in line to start if Murray can't go.

DeAndre Hopkins makes his 2022 debut in Week 7, coming off his six-game suspension. Hopkins is expected to be a "full go" on Thursday Night Football.

Related Players: Zach Ertz, Rondale Moore, A.J. Green, Kyler Murray

The debut couldn't have come at a better time, as the Cardinals' receiver room is questionable at best now that they are operating without Marquise Brown, who went down with a foot injury and is expected to miss at least a month. As for Week 7 in particular, Hopkins is likely to receive plenty of volume, but his efficiency without practicing with the team is up for debate. Kyler Murray's 5.8 yards per attempt ranks 36th out of 36 qualifying quarterbacks as the offense has looked stuck in the mud all season.
Robbie Anderson, who was acquired just a few days ago, is expected to be "very limited", if he plays at all.

Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Friday that QB Kyler Murray (ankle) and WR DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) are game-time decisions Week 13 at Chicago.

Related Players: Colt McCoy, Christian Kirk, Rondale Moore, A.J. Green

With the best record in the NFC, Arizona has wiggle room to be extra cautious with these two. Thankfully, Cardinals-Bears is an early Sunday game so adjustments can be made prior to kick-off.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is expected to play against the Chicago Bears this weekend.

Kyler Murray logged limited practices on Wednesday and Thursday and is expected to make his return in Week 13 against the Bears. Murray has been sidelined since Week 8, so the hope is that he is now close to full health and will not be at significant risk of aggravating the injury. Murray is our seventh-ranked quarterback for Week 13.