David Levine
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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes As far as Murray playing for the vet minimum … not seeing that happening. It might not be an obscene deal but he’ll have paying suitors. We’ll see what happens but where slimy agents are involved … But he won't make any more money - the Cardinals will just pay him less. So it doesn't benefit Murray in any way to take more than the minimum. It just hurts his new team. -------------- Kyler Murray is being released by the Arizona Cardinals with $36.8 million in guaranteed money remaining for 2026, which features offset language. Due to this, any new team can sign him for the veteran minimum (approx. $1.3M) in 2026, while the Cardinals pay the remainder of his guaranteed salary. Financial Impact: The Cardinals are on the hook for $36.8 million, which will be reduced by whatever amount his new team pays him, providing Arizona with minimal cap relief. -------------- So if a team offers him 10M, he still gets 36.8M. But Arizona is only on the hook for 26.8M of that.
< Message edited by David Levine -- 3/5/2026 4:24:33 PM >
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