Kyler Murray's Status Remains Uncertain Amid Brissett's Success

Arizona Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon has confirmed that Kyler Murray will resume his role as the starting quarterback once he is fully healthy. Despite Jacoby Brissett's strong performances in Murray's absence, Gannon stated unequivocally, "Nothing's changed on that.

That's how I feel." This statement came after Brissett led the Cardinals to a 27-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, where he completed 21 of 31 passes for 261 yards and two touchdowns. Brissett has stepped in admirably, throwing for 860 yards with six touchdowns and just one interception over the past three games.

Murray, meanwhile, has been sidelined due to a foot injury sustained during a Week 5 loss to the Tennessee Titans. The two-time Pro Bowler has had a solid season so far, completing 68.3% of his passes for 962 yards, along with six touchdowns and three interceptions in five starts.

Gannon's commitment to Murray as the starting quarterback raises questions, particularly given Brissett's impressive recent performances. Troy Aikman, the Hall of Fame quarterback who called the recent game, suggested that Brissett should remain the starter even after Murray is cleared to play.

However, Gannon reiterated that the final decision relies on Murray's health. If Murray is cleared to play against the Seattle Seahawks, he will start, according to Gannon. The Cardinals currently hold a 3-5 record, and they are preparing to face the co-leading Seahawks in the NFC West this Sunday.

The ongoing quarterback situation is pivotal not only for the team's immediate future but also for the long-term dynamics of the franchise, especially considering the varying opinions about who should lead the offense once Murray is back on the field.