Kyler Murray questions long-term future with Cardinals after loss

Kyler Murray questioned his long-term place with the Arizona Cardinals on Wednesday, offering a half-joking remark about not knowing whether he would be with the team when its new training facility is completed in 2028, and he publicly faulted his offense after a late defeat that left Arizona reeling. The comments followed a Thursday night loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 4 and preceded a Week 5 game at State Farm Stadium against the Tennessee Titans on Oct. 5, where Murray provided an early spark with a 12-yard rushing touchdown.

Asked about renderings of the Cardinals' planned 250,000-square-foot training center, Murray said, "It's beautiful. I don't know when it's coming out, but hope I'm here to see it." He is under contract through the 2028 season, though team salary-structure provisions would allow the Cardinals to move on after the 2027 season. The remark and his subsequent criticism of the offense have intensified scrutiny of his future with the franchise.

Arizona's offensive struggles were on full display in the Week 4 loss to Seattle. Murray was sacked six times in that game and has been brought down 13 times through four games. He completed 27 of 41 passes for 200...