Here is why Dan Orlovsky likes Kyler Murray's fit with the Vikings, but doesn't absolutely love it all that much.

All eyes are on Kyler Murray in the early portion of the NFL offseason as the Arizona Cardinals weigh their choices with the quarterback, and ESPN's Dan Graziano reported Sunday that releasing him is more likely than trading him because potential suitors will not want to give up anything "significant" in return while still having to pay his contract.

Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa are the two biggest names to watch, yet teams have appeared content to do just that. The Arizona Cardinals (Murray) and Miami Dolphins (Tagovailoa) would love to trade their QBs to alleviate cash flow, but there’s been minimal buzz about interested parties.

So where will quarterback Kyler Murray’s career continue? Barring a trade, which is unlikely unless the Cardinals pay a bunch of money and/or attach a draft pick to the sale of cap space, he’ll be cut.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray was reportedly interested in multiple landing spots ahead of the 2025 trade deadline.

This year’s combine provides the Jets a major means to turn their losing ways around, both through the draft and in free agency. Here are some rumors and rumblings from the week.

Traders on Kalshi see the Vikings as the clear favorite to end up with Murray with a 37 percent chance that he heads to Minnesota. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported that the Vikings could be interested in adding Murray to their quarterback room for a low cost.

The five best landing spots for his fantasy value based on need, available opportunity and the talent on each offense, not on the salary cap or affordability.