Cardinals’ Jonathan Gannon imprecise on standing of QB Kyler Murray

TEMPE, Ariz. — Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon was imprecise Friday when addressing the well being of quarterback Kyler Murray and his standing for Sunday’s sport in opposition to the Inexperienced Bay Packers.

When requested how Murray’s foot harm, which saved him out of final weekend’s sport on the Indianapolis Colts, has been progressing this week, Gannon responded: “Good. Good. He is doing effectively.”

The coach was requested what he is on the lookout for from Murray over the following couple of days to determine whether or not he can play, and Gannon mentioned: “Identical.”

It was unclear what he meant.

And when he was requested whether or not he envisions realizing Saturday evening — as he mentioned he did final week — or Sunday morning whether or not Murray will play, Gannon answered: “See the way it goes.”

Murray’s standing did not get any clearer because the day went on. He was at observe and threw with observe squad receivers, and he was listed as questionable when the harm report got here out within the afternoon.

In the meantime, large receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., who exited in opposition to the Colts within the second quarter with a concussion, wasn’t carrying the yellow noncontact jersey throughout Friday’s observe and did not have an harm designation when the harm report got here out, which means he’s cleared to play Sunday.

Gannon introduced that working again Emari Demercado, who left this previous Sunday’s sport with an ankle harm, won’t play in opposition to the Packers and that first-round choose Walter Nolen III, who had his 21-day observe window opened this week after spending coaching camp and the primary six weeks of the season on the bodily unable to carry out record, won’t be activated for Sunday.

The Cardinals are off to a 2-4 begin after shedding their previous 4 video games.