Is Kyler Murray's time with Arizona Cardinals nearing an end? Many on social media think so, according to reaction after Jacoby Brissett announcement.

Jonathan Gannon's process of making Jacoby Brissett the Cardinals' starting quarterback over Kyler Murray has fittingly been as much of a roller coaster as Murray's career with the franchise. After Arizona's 27-17 "Monday Night Football" win over the Cowboys,

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is going on injured reserve because of a nagging foot injury that's caused him to miss the past three games. Coach Jonathan Gannon made the announcement Wednesday,

The Arizona Cardinals are placing Kyler Murray on injured reserve with his foot injury, head coach Jonathan Gannon said on Wednesday, Nov. 5.

The Cardinals are placing QB Kyler Murray on IR with a foot injury that kept him out since Week 5, meaning he'll miss at least four more games. Jacoby Brissett will start.

After Monday night's win over the Cowboys, Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon said that Kyler Murray remains the team’s starting quarterback, despite the performance of Jacoby Brissett. On Tuesday, Gannon said Brissett will start on Sunday in Seattle.

Jacoby Brissett will start for the Arizona Cardinals against the Seattle Seahawks. That's the right choice, regardless of Kyler Murray's health.

Jacoby Brissett's excellent quarterback play has given the Arizona Cardinals' season new life. The veteran backup will get at least one more week to keep it going. Coach Jonathan Gannon said Tuesday that Brissett will start against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday while franchise quarterback Kyler Murray continues to recover from