Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray will not participate in any of the team's preseason games, despite being healthy. Coach Jonathan Gannon expressed confidence in Murray's preparation for the regular season, emphasizing the importance of joint practices with the Indianapolis Colts. The decision allows backup quarterbacks Clayton Tune and Desmond Ridder to compete for the second-string role as they share reps during the preseason. Gannon noted that the depth chart is fluid and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis as the team prepares for their Week 1 matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Kyler Murray has been confirmed as the Week 10 starter for the Arizona Cardinals. After a couple of weeks of delay, Murray will return to the field after rookie QB Clayton Tune's poor performance in Week 9. While it's uncertain if Murray will be as much of a rushing threat as before, his return should boost the Arizona passing game and provide hope for fantasy managers relying on Marquise Brown and Trey McBride. Murray's return comes exactly 11 months after suffering an ACL tear last year.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is expected to make his season debut on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, according to coach Jonathan Gannon. Murray, who has been out since Week 14 of the 2022 season due to a torn ACL, will take all the reps with the first-team offense this week and continue to ramp up. If Murray is unable to start, rookie Clayton Tune will get his second straight start. Gannon cautioned that Murray may not be the same dynamic player he was before the injury initially, but he is confident that Murray will come out and play his game to help the team win.

The Arizona Cardinals offense struggled in Week 9, with quarterback Clayton Tune throwing 2 interceptions and the rest of the offense failing to gain more than 10 yards rushing or receiving. Wide receiver Marquise Brown and tight end Trey McBride were the only Cardinals who had more than 10 yards gained. However, it is expected that quarterback Kyler Murray will make his season debut in Week 10, which could provide a boost for the offense. The upcoming matchup against the Falcons is favorable for both Murray and McBride.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray will not play in Sunday's game against the Browns due to a knee injury. He has been practicing fully for the past two weeks and is expected to make his 2023 debut next weekend. Rookie QB Clayton Tune will start in Murray's absence.

Clayton Tune will start for the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9 after Kyler Murray was not activated off the PUP list. Tune is a rookie and considered an athletic prospect, but he is a raw passer and didn't perform well in the preseason. Starting Tune against the Browns defense is a difficult matchup and doesn't inspire confidence in his fantasy prospects.

Arizona Cardinals rookie fifth-round pick Clayton Tune is expected to make his first NFL start Sunday at Cleveland. Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon said either Tune or Kyler Murray would start against the Browns. Tune has played just one snap all season and it came on a fake punt in Week 7. From the preseason, Tune completed 34 of 59 passes for 353 yards and a touchdown and an interception.

Cardinals QB Clayton Tune is expected to start Sunday's game vs. the Browns. QB Kyler Murray (knee) put in another full week of practice and is listed as questionable. Tune is a fifth-round rookie out of Houston who completed just 58% of his passes at 6.0 yards per attempt this preseason. Arizona is implied for 14.25 points in Cleveland.

Coach Jonathan Gannon said Friday that he'll make a decision in the next 24 hours regarding who among Kyler Murray (knee) or Tune will start Sunday's game at Cleveland.

The Arizona Cardinals are getting closer to naming a starting quarterback for their game against the Cleveland Browns. Coach Jonathan Gannon says Kyler Murray will have a 'big part' in the decision for when he should return from his ACL tear, but Murray is still working toward playing again. Gannon mentioned that Murray has been stacking good days and getting reps to be ready to play. The Cardinals will make an organizational decision on Murray's return, involving Gannon, general manager Monti Ossenfort, offensive coordinator Drew Petzing, and owner Michael Bidwill. Murray would have to be activated by Saturday to start on Sunday.

Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Clayton Tune is preparing for the possibility of starting in place of Kyler Murray against the Cleveland Browns. Tune has been praised by his teammates for his cool and collected demeanor and his command of the huddle. Despite limited playing time, Tune has shown progress and growth in practice, impressing coaches with his understanding of the offense and his ability to play faster. He acknowledges that the NFL is faster and more intense than college football, but he is ready to make quick and smart decisions if given the opportunity to start.

The Minnesota Vikings have acquired Joshua Dobbs from the Arizona Cardinals to address the quarterback position after Kirk Cousins' season-ending injury. The Cardinals traded Dobbs and a conditional seventh-round pick to the Vikings for a sixth-round pick. Dobbs has started the Cardinals' first eight games and has thrown for 1,569 yards with eight touchdowns and five interceptions. The Vikings have won their past three games and Cousins was enjoying a strong season with 18 touchdown passes and 2,331 yards.

Clayton Tune or Kyler Murray may start as the quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9 against Cleveland. Coach Jonathan Gannon initially stated that Joshua Dobbs would be the starter, but after reviewing the video of the previous game, he has changed his mind. Tune, a rookie fifth-round pick, has only played one game this season, completing his only pass for four yards. However, he had impressive stats in college, throwing for 7,610 yards and 70 touchdowns in his final two seasons at Houston. Tune's chances of starting depend on Murray's clearance to play after his torn ACL last season.

The Arizona Cardinals have benched quarterback Joshua Dobbs and plan to start rookie Clayton Tune against the Cleveland Browns. Dobbs' benching comes after coach Jonathan Gannon initially indicated that Dobbs would remain the starting quarterback. Tune will start if Kyler Murray is not ready to be activated from the PUP list, otherwise, he will serve as Murray's backup. Dobbs has thrown for 1,569 yards with eight touchdowns and five interceptions in the Cardinals' first eight games.

Cardinals HC Jonathan Gannon announced that rookie QB Clayton Tune will start in Week 9 against the Browns, delaying Kyler Murray's return until Week 10 at the earliest. Tune is not recommended as a starter in fantasy lineups.

Coach Jonathan Gannon said Monday that Kyler Murray (knee) or Clayton Tune will be the Cardinals' starting quarterback for Sunday's game at Cleveland.

The Arizona Cardinals have not revealed who their starting quarterback will be for their game against the Washington Commanders. Coach Jonathan Gannon refused to provide any information during a news conference, stating that it is a competitive advantage to keep it a secret. Both Joshua Dobbs and rookie Clayton Tune have been mentioned as potential starters, but neither quarterback has confirmed their role.

The Cardinals are expected to start QB Josh Dobbs in Sunday's opener at Washington, leaving rookie QB Clayton Tune as the backup. Dobbs has limited starting experience and could be a cheap DFS play in Week 1. Washington's defense is projected to be a strong fantasy option for Week 1.

New Arizona Cardinals quarterback Joshua Dobbs is excited to join the team and is preparing to start in Week 1 against the Washington Commanders. Dobbs has about two weeks to learn the Cardinals' offense and build rapport with his teammates. He feels prepared for the opportunity and is putting in the work to continue to prepare. Dobbs has an advantage in learning the offense due to his familiarity with the schemes from his time with the Cleveland Browns, where the Cardinals' offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach previously worked. Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon and tight end Zach Ertz have praised Dobbs for his comfort in the offense and his football knowledge.