The Arizona Cardinals are expected to move on from Pro Bowl quarterback Kyler Murray this offseason. On Tuesday, Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon named Jacoby Brissett his starting quarterback for Week 10 against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Arizona Cardinals moved to 3-5 Monday night thanks to their 27-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Quarterback Jacoby Brissett was one of the stars of the game, as he thrashed the hapless Cowboys defense, completing 67.7% of his passes for 261 yards, two touchdowns. He rushed for another score.

Shortly after Gannon’s comments, ESPN’s Adam Schefter revealed that Murray and the team has talked to multiple doctors about his foot injury, which has sidelined him for the past month, “and have been told the timetables for recovery have been anywhere from 4-8 weeks, with an increased chance of setback until it’s properly healed.”

The Arizona Cardinals have made their final decision on quarterback Kyler Murray ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline.

Coach Jonathan Gannon said Tuesday that Brissett will start against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday while franchise quarterback Kyler Murray continues to recover from a foot injury. Gannon didn't rule Murray out for the Seahawks game, but said announcing a starter gives the team some clarity during preparation.

Kyler Murray didn't even suit up for the Arizona Cardinals this Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys, and yet, he was heavily criticized throughout the game. Arizona has been without Murray since Oct.