Kyler Murray’s future has become one of the more fascinating quarterback storylines of the NFL offseason. The Cardinals are in the market for a new head coach and that may mean a new quarterback as well.
It would be surprising to see Murray play outside of Arizona next season, but the Jets are also contenders if they’re willing to make a solid trade.

The Cardinals are entering a new era with a new head coach after firing Jonathan Gannon, and historically, this causes teams to re-evaluate their quarterback position. Murray wasn’t great when he was on the field last season, so the Cardinals could look elsewhere for a quarterback.
Murray is a dynamic dual-threat quarterback who stresses defenses in multiple ways, which isn’t something many quarterbacks possess. A new coaching staff gives Arizona a chance to reframe Murray’s role, but he may not fit the system as well.
Murray has thrived in the past, but he needs a fresh offensive mind who believes in his ability. A new coach could deploy a scheme that leans into spread concepts, play-action, and run-pass options to tap into his potential.
Murray also needs to play next to a dynamic running back so defenses don’t focus solely on him throughout a game.
A rushing attack would also maximize Murray’s arm talent. Financially, keeping Murray also avoids salary cap complications and allows the franchise to add talent without wasting money.
This all explains why Kalshi’s market leans so heavily toward Murray remaining in Arizona. However, it’s very hard to tell where he will go until a new coach enters the equation.
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The New York Jets stand out as the clear Plan B for Murray. A 68% probability on Kalshi shows how often Murray has been linked to New York, and the fit makes sense on multiple levels.
The Jets need to bridge until they find a quarterback of the future. They have a strong defense and legitimate skill talent on offense. What they have lacked is a quarterback who can win games, and it is why they have struggled.
Murray would instantly provide that spark. If he could hold onto the ball, he would be the perfect fit for the Jets. Unlike a developmental quarterback from the draft, Murray has won games in the NFL and wouldn’t be intimidated by NFL defenses.
Murray also fits the AFC East because every quarterback in the division is dynamic. Competing against quarterbacks like Josh Allen and Drake Maye requires an elite skill set. Murray hasn’t consistently shown this, but he has it inside him based on early years with the Cardinals.
Ultimately, Kalshi’s percentages paint a clear picture. The most likely outcome remains Kyler Murray staying put in Arizona, working with a new head coach and attempting to reestablish himself as the face of the franchise.
Yet, if the Cardinals decide to turn the page, the New York Jets are the most likely landing spot for the quarterback.
According to Kalshi, there is an 80% chance that Murray either stays with the Arizona Cardinals or retires, while the New York Jets sit at 68% as the highest picked secondary option. There are a few other spots listed, like Cleveland or Las Vegas, but these are highly unlikely based on the percentages.
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