Free agent quarterback Kyler Murray will join the second team of his NFL career this offseason. The Cardinals released their former first-round pick this offseason, ending a seven-year relationship.
With Murray being one of the top free agent quarterback options, he is expected to sign with the Minnesota Vikings and a deal could be done as soon as today. Murray is reportedly in Minnesota meeting with the team today and according to NFL reporter Evan Sidery, he could be a Viking by the end of the day.
With Murray set to join his next time, let’s explore his injury history in the NFL that has kept limited in recent years.
Kyler Murray Injury History
In his seven-year NFL career, Kyler Murray has suffered a total of seven different injuries with four of them causing him to miss time. Let’s take a look at the injuries Murray has suffered in chronological order in his NFL career:
-On September 5, 2019, Murray suffered an injury to his left hip and left the game but returned the following week.
-In the season in December, Murray suffered a hamstring injury on a third-down scramble in the third quarter and returned the following game.
-During the Cardinals’ Week 11 loss to the Seattle Seahawks during the 2020 season, Murray suffered an AC join injury but did not miss any time.
-The following season in 2021, Murray sustained an ankle sprain in the Cardinals’ Week 8 loss to the Green Bay Packers. This was the first injury that forced Murray to miss some time, being sidelined for three games.
-In the 2022 preseason Murray dealt with a sore wrist that kept him limited in activities. He did not miss a game.
-In Week 14 of the 2022 season, Murray suffered a season-ending torn ACL. He returned the following season in Week 13.
-In Week 5 of the 2025 season, Murray suffered a foot injury that put him on injured reserve and then was officially ruled out for the season shortly after.
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