Kliff Kingsbury on Kyler Murray’s status for Sunday against Carolina: “I don’t have a feel for it yet.”

Kingsbury said he’ll see how Murray is on Wednesday.

Related players: Colt McCoy

DeAndre Hopkins also missed Week 9 and is considered day to day. We could be looking at much of the same as far as Murray's status goes for Week 10. The Cards don't want to rush Murray back for the long haul, and reports indicated he could miss 1-3 weeks. McCoy would get the start if Murray can't play and owners should expect Murray to be limited at least to start practice this week.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray and WR DeAndre Hopkins are both officially inactive for Sunday against the 49ers.

Colt McCoy gets the start for the Cardinals. There had been little optimism of either playing and the team just made it official. Tough spot on the road in a divisional game for the 7-1 Cardinals. The remaining inactives:

Arizona Cardinals inactives

QB Kyler Murray
WR DeAndre Hopkins
CB Kevin Peterson
RB Jonathan Ward
DB James Wiggins

Cardinals HC Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Friday that QB Kyler Murray (ankle) and WR DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) are game-time decisions Week 9.

Best to have back-up options in case neither plays. Even if both do, there could be limitations.

Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury said to reporters on Monday Kyler Murray is "still progressing" in his "day-to-day" recovery after the team's long weekend. They'll see how well he can play through his injury in practice on Tuesday and Wednesday before their next road game at San Francisco 49ers (3-4) this Sunday.

Related players: Colt McCoy

Kingsbury said Murray has played before without being able to use all his tools, so an ankle injury would likely mean less mobility and more of the run game if the team decides to play Murray. McCoy would get the start if Murray can't go and other reports say the injury could keep Murray out 1-3 weeks. The Cards play in a late afternoon game against the 49ers in Week 9.

The Cardinals are in a wait-and-see mode with their starting quarterback for Week 9.

Arizona head coach Kliff Kingsbury said in his Monday press conference that Murray is day-to-day with his ankle injury.

Related players: Colt McCoy

Kingsbury mentioned that the ankle is feeling better after having the weekend off, the story said. Jay Glazer of Fox Sports reported on Sunday that Murray could be out one to three weeks with the sprain. Murray was injured on Arizona’s penultimate offensive play during Thursday’s loss to the Packers.

The Cardinals issued an estimated injury report on Monday that included players like wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, defensive end J.J. Watt, and quarterback Kyler Murray.

Hopkins and Watt would not have practiced a day after helping the team to a 31-5 win over the Texans. Hopkins is listed with a hamstring injury while a shoulder issue led to Watt being on the list. Murray was a full go.

The good news is, according to the story, there’s been no sign of concern about the availability of any of the players for Thursday’s game against the Packers.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray (right shoulder) was limited Wednesday. He had medical staff looking at his shoulder during Week 5's win against the San Francisco 49ers.

Murray does not appear in danger of missing Week 6 but the shoulder injury is important to monitor as the week goes on.

Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray practiced Wednesday and told reporters he will be "good" for Sunday's game against the Rams.

Murray left late in Week 16 after injuring his leg but all of the reports out of Arizona have suggested it is something he can play through, especially with the Cardinals fighting for their playoff lives in Week 17. The fact that Murray is practicing on Wednesday confirm those suggestions and we should expect Murray under center against the shorthanded Rams come Sunday.

HC Kliff Kingsbury is "hopeful" QB Kyler Murray (leg) will play against the Rams.

Murray's status will need to be monitored this week it sounds like, and hopefully owners will have a better feel for things on Wednesday. The Cards are going up against a banged up Rams team in Week 17. According to the tweet, Kinsburgy said Murray is capable of playing with limited mobility: "If he has to adjust his style, he can definitely play from the pocket."

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray limped off the field with an apparent lower-leg injury at the end of Saturday’s loss to the 49ers.

Murray took a crushing hit at the end of the game and limped off the field and to the locker room. Murray had a rough night even before the injury, including throwing a killer interception in a 20-12 loss that dealt a major blow to the Cardinals’ playoff hopes. They no longer control their destiny to make the playoffs. We’ll get more word on Murray, but he’ll probably try to tough it out in what is now an absolute must-win in Week 17 against the Rams.