Kyler Murray, the Arizona Cardinals’ star quarterback, has agreed to a two-year, $37 million contract extension, securing his position with the team through the 2028 season. This extension includes $160 million guaranteed for injury, with $105 million fully guaranteed upon signing.

 

Murray, drafted first overall by the Cardinals in 2019, has quickly become one of the NFL’s most dynamic quarterbacks. His dual-threat capabilities have led to multiple playoff appearances and Pro Bowl selections. The Cardinals’ general manager, Steve Keim, expressed confidence in Murray’s leadership and talent, stating, “Kyler has proven to be an exceptional talent and leader.”

 

This contract extension not only makes Murray one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the league but also reflects the Cardinals’ commitment to building a competitive team around him. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury emphasized Murray’s impact, saying, “Kyler is a special player who has already accomplished so much in his career.”

 

With this extension, the Cardinals aim to continue their upward trajectory, focusing on integrating new additions and refining strategies for a deeper playoff run. Murray’s leadership will be pivotal as the team strives for sustained success in the upcoming seasons.