There are no real reports that suggest Kyler Murray is leaving the NFL to pursue a baseball career. Searching social media for such rumors leads to a number of fans simply suggesting that maybe it's time Murray go try out his other path. But for the time being, Murray is under a hefty contract with the Cardinals and isn't going anywhere.

Seattle's head coach seems to think the Cardinals are more efficient after making their surprise change at quarterback.

Prior to Gannon announcing Murray is due back in Week 9, the Cardinals worked out three QBs — Kyle Trask, Logan Woodside and Jeff Driskel, per Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio. Arizona has Kedon Slovis stationed as its QB3 on the active roster; no passer resides on the team’s practice squad.

Kyler Murray has never lost at the home of the Dallas Cowboys, where he could return from a two-game absence with a foot injury but won’t start as the Arizona Cardinals try to end a five-game losing streak.

The statistics make a case for the Arizona Cardinals to pick Jacoby Brissett over Kyler Murray as starting quarterback. The money isn't so clear-cut.

Arizona’s Kyler Murray was placed on injured reserve and will be out until at least Week 14. That means Jacoby Brissett becomes a fantasy entity, though not a particularly great one. And the Niners’ Brock Purdy will again be replaced in the starting lineup by Mac Jones.

Coach Jonathan Gannon said Tuesday that Brissett will start against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday while franchise quarterback Kyler Murray continues to recover from a foot injury. Gannon didn't rule Murray out for the Seahawks game, but said announcing a starter gives the team some clarity during preparation.

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