Kyler Murray Fantasy

In a recent interview, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray gave ESPN's Josh Weinfuss a bit of insight to his vision for this upcoming season. Weinfuss asked Murray if he could see wide receivers Larry Fitzgerald, DeAndre Hopkins and Christian Kirk all reaching 1,000 yards this year and Murray replied "Oh, yeah for sure. I definitely think that's possible." There's certainly no doubt that Murray has a fantastic arsenal of receivers this year with the addition of Hopkins. Last year, without Hopkins, Murray had an exceptional rookie year, throwing for 3,722 yards with 20 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He completed 64.4% of his passes and also rushed for 544 yards and four touchdowns. He could very well top those impressive numbers this year and secure his place amongst the top-tier of fantasy quarterbacks.

Aug. 14th • 10:42 AM

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is slated to take the next step in his career in 2020 and has plenty of hype surrounding him as a result. However, another advocate may have raised the ceiling even higher for the sophomore signal-caller. While making an appearance on ESPN's Get Up, former NFL defensive end Marcus Spears believes that not only will Murray be a finalist in MVP voting in 2020, he will also throw for 4,500 yards. With DeAndre Hopkins now in the mix after being dealt from the Houston Texans during the offseason, the 22-year-old could be well on his way to meeting those expectations. He will likely be one of the top five quarterbacks off the board in most fantasy drafts for the upcoming season, and rightfully so.

Jul. 28th • 1:42 AM

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray was the most-sacked signal-caller in his rookie season in 2019, getting taken down 48 times. Last year, a lot of those sacks I feel were on me, Murray said. The young QB held onto the ball way too long early in the season, but he was sacked just twice in the final three games. Arizona's offensive line is by no means outstanding, but they will remain largely unchanged from last season, which could be good news from a continuity standpoint. Murray plans to do his part to avoid taking so many sacks in his second season in the NFL. With a new No. 1 receiver in DeAndre Hopkins in a pass-happy offense, Murray has high-end QB1 upside for fantasy owners.

Jul. 1st • 12:48 PM