Kyler Murray to skip Arizona Cardinals’ OTAs this week

Quarterback Kyler Murray is not going to be on the Arizona Cardinals‘ organized actions this week, sources informed ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

All continues to stay quiet on his contract entrance, for now, the sources stated.

Attendance for organized crew actions is voluntary. The Cardinals can have a compulsory minicamp June 14-16.

The Cardinals exercised the fifth-year choice on Murray’s contract final month, guaranteeing him a wage of about $29 million in 2023. Murray, nevertheless, has been in search of a long-term contract extension. In February, Murray’s agent, Erik Burkhardt, posted a letter on Twitter that defined how an in depth contract proposal was despatched to the crew.

Final month, basic supervisor Steve Keim stated there was “zero probability” he would commerce Murray and famous that different third-year quarterbacks who’ve signed extensions, akin to Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, acquired their offers in the summertime.

“Nothing has modified when it comes to him being our long-term and short-term quarterback,” Keim stated.

Murray, himself, tweeted in April, “I wanna win Tremendous Bowls with the Cardinals, AZ is residence,” in response to feedback by former Cardinals Patrick Peterson and Chase Edmonds on the “All Issues Coated” podcast that they believed Murray would search an exit from the franchise due to the crew’s tradition.

Murray, 24, was named Offensive Rookie of the 12 months after the 2019 season and is a two-time Professional Bowler. He led the Cardinals to improved win totals in every of his three seasons and guided Arizona to the playoffs final season for the primary time since 2015.

ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss contributed to this report.