Arizona Cardinals Kyler Murray posted on Instagram early this week that, “ all of this nonsense is not what I’m about,” reported Josh Weinfuss of ESPN . Many believe he was responding to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen. After being alleged to be self-centered, immature, and someone who points fingers. Murray’s message on the post intends to send a message.
“I play this game because I love it, for my teammates, and for all the people who have supported and believed in me to reach this point. I’m not about all this nonsense, never have been and never will be. Those who have played alongside me know how hard I work,” he wrote. “Whether you love me or hate me, I will keep growing and improving.”
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Arizona Cardinals believe in support in Murray
Mortensen recently reported Murray’s latest deleting of anything relating to the Arizona Cardinals on his Instagram. Allegedly the franchise and Murray are at odds. Embarrassing loss, Murray team’s 34-11 playoff loss to the Los Angeles Rams. He feels he’s been the scapegoat.
Meanwhile, Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury attempts to look for ways to help Murray to develop. Kingsbury spoke to veterans on the team to reach out and guide Murray through adversity, per told Mortensen. Despite all the drama, the Cardinals expect things to calm down with Murray.
Murray recently deleted most of his Instagram posts, except for two. One is a photo of him in an Oklahoma Sooners uniform from 2018, and the other includes pictures of him at this year’s Pro Bowl. He is in the last year of his rookie contract, and Arizona can choose to extend it for a fifth year. However, Murray might discuss a new deal now that he has finished his third season.
