The Cardinals do not plan to activate quarterback Kyler Murray off the physically unable to perform list by Tuesday's 4 p.m. ET deadline, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Murray injured his right knee in Week 14 last season on"Monday Night Football" and had surgery in early January. Murray had said previously that he wanted to be back by Week 1. He later said he didn't want to miss any time but he also isn't sure how much practice he'll need before he's ready to take a regular-season snap.
With McCoy's release and Murray not being available for Week 1, the Cardinals will likely choose their starter from Dobbs and fifth-round pickTune ran the second-team offense for the majority of the spring and all of camp and the preseason. Throughout training camp, coach Jonathan Gannon declined to name a starter at any position. Last Monday, Gannon said he'd name the starters when he needed to name the starters."He's getting more and more comfortable with what we're asking him to do," Gannon said last week."He's obviously played a lot of football, but I like where his game's trending."
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