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Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals are on track for a split. Murray's camp seeks a release, allowing him to enter free agency. A meeting in Indianapolis this week won't provide clarity on his future. The 28-year-old expects to be a top target on the market, alongside Malik Willis. Meanwhile, the Cardinals express frustration with Murray, citing concerns about his work ethic and leadership. Questions loom over his return to form post-ACL tear and a sprained foot that sidelined him for 12 games last season. His mobility is in doubt, raising concerns about transitioning to a pocket passer. Arizona could save cap space by trading him, with two years remaining on his $230 million deal. GM Monti Ossenfort acknowledges the need for improvement across the roster while maintaining a positive dialogue with Murray. Backup Jacoby Brissett thrived in Murray's absence, setting the stage for potential QB changes in Arizona.
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