Struggling Cardinals Eagerly Await the Return of Their Game Changer Kyler Murray Despite Josh Dobbs Filling In Ably

The Arizona Cardinals are actually struggling this season. They are one of the few teams who’ve only won once in the past 6 weeks. The Cardinals have 5 defeats on their plate and only 1 win as they suffered a humiliating loss against the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams managed to secure 26 points while the Cardinals were stuck at 9. The Cardinals are anxiously eyeing the return of their star quarterback, Kyler Murray. The player was injured by a torn ACL last December.

To change their position in the league, they need to take a step to take a step further in the game. As the team gears up for their next match, Michael Wilson also commented on it.

Cardinals’ Hopes stand high with Murray’s return

The Cardinals are now holding their breath for the return of their quarterback, Kyler Murray. The player suffered an injury when he tore his ACL in a non-contact play last December. They were playing against the New England Patriots. Since then, the player has been out of action, leaving the Cardinals in the hands of Josh Dobbs. Although Dobbs has stepped up his game admirably and completed 68.9% of his passes.

However, the team had still fallen short in tight contests against the Washington Commanders and New York Giants. The wide receiver Wilson also commented and said that it would be a game-changer to have him back. He said, “Definitely having Kyler back is a game changer. Just the way the ball zings out of his arm. You can tell why he was the top pick. Any time he’s getting a rep, instead of drinking water. I’m just looking at him.”

As they say, every cloud has a silver lining. For the Cardinals, Kyler Murray’s return might just be theirs. To the team’s good news, he was spotted back at practice recently.

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Kyler Murray is back at practice

Not very long ago, this Wednesday, Kyler Murray was seen practicing for the first time after 310 days. He also took to his X account to post about it where he said, “Practising today.” He was officially announced to be physically unable to play. The coach Jonathan Gannon revealed that Murray had told him that he would be practising soon. To this, the coach replied to him saying it’ll be great to see him back on the field.

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For obvious reasons, the coach was curious to see the player play on-field after such a long time. In just a few days, we’ll know exactly what will happen. Until then, what do you think? Will he return? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.