During the past four games -- in which the Cardinals have gone 1-3 and nearly 0-4 were it not for a Hail Mary against the Bills -- teams have figured out how to defend the dynamic Kyler Murray using a combination of containment, blitzing and leaping defensive linemen. Coach Kliff Kingsbury has taken issue with the phrase "figuring out," and Murray says it's not an issue.

The story said teams are keying on Murray on almost all the run plays. According to the story, Murray has averaged 65.2 rushing yards during six Arizona victories. In losses, it's down to 51.8. He ran for 15 yards two weeks ago in a loss to the Seahawks, in which he injured his right throwing shoulder in the first quarter, and 31 against the Patriots.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray will play Sunday despite a shoulder injury, according to Mike Giardi of the NFL Network.

Murray's injury could limit his deep throws and running with the idea of limiting exposure to further injury. He has a solid matchup against the Patriots defense, but it may be a week to temper expectations.

“I feel fine, I feel good.” — Kyler Murray on his right shoulder.

According to the rest of the tweet, Murray said his rest today was all precautionary. Sounds like he expects to play Sunday in New England. In another report from earlier today, Murray was seen rehabbing on the sideline.

QB Kyler Murray was rehabbing on the side and not working during open part of Cardinals practice.

Murray is dealing with a throwing shoulder injury. Urban said in another tweet that Murray is still speaking with the media after practice, which is usually a good sign. We'll have to wait until at least Wednesday for the official injury report, and maybe beyond that for Murray's official status, but reading into Urban's tweet about speaking to the media it seems he thinks Murray is on track to play in Week 12.

Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray said his shoulder was good after he appeared to hurt it in last Thursday’s loss to the Seahawks, but head coach Kliff Kingsbury wants to see Murray in practice before making any proclamations about the quarterback’s condition.

“We’ll see how he feels tomorrow when we get out on the grass and see where we’re at practice-wise if we need to make any adjustments or if he can cut it loose,” Kingsbury said, via Tyler Drake of 98.7 Arizona Sports.

Kingsbury said that Murray is “working through” his shoulder issue and the team will see how practice goes on Tuesday before deciding if they need to alter anything about his workload this week, the story said. The Cards play in New England on Sunday.

Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray will practice today, coach Kliff Kingsbury said. Yesterday’s MRI showed that Murray “tweaked” his right hamstring.

Murray has a shot to play as long as he's as close to 100% as possible, Kingsbury has said so far this week. It's a good sign he's expected to practice Tuesday but his status is worth monitoring for the rest of the week. It's hard to imagine the Cards playing him if the hamstring isn't totally healthy.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray’s MRI on his hamstring revealed nothing alarming, sources say.

Related players: Brett Hundley

Rapoport said the injury is just a regular, minor hamstring pull. It’ll be wait-and-see on his availability this week, with coach Kliff Kingsbury saying earlier if he’s healthy, he’ll go. The Cards will likely be very careful with this decision in a meaningless game. Hundley would get the start if Murray doesn't go.