Kyler Murray of Cardinals will evaluate his hamstring ailment before Rams game

The Arizona Cardinals are putting together a backup strategy while Kyler Murray recovers from a hamstring injury. Because of an injury to their primary quarterback, they will get ready to rely on Colt McCoy when they play the Los Angeles Rams.

Colt McCoy will likely start for the Cardinals at quarterback, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN, because Lamar Murray is considered questionable, and a number of McCoy's pals are hoping to attend the game. Before the game, Murray will test his leg.

According to Cardinals insiders, the team will make a decision regarding Kyler Murray's starting position versus the Rams when they see him during pregame warm-ups and assess how effectively he moves. However, McCoy will likely start for the Cardinals. Friends of McCoy called the Rams on the night of Saturday in to order "a bunch of tickets" for the game on Sunday in Los Angeles.


All nine of the Cardinals' games this season have featured Murray, who has thrown for 2,168 yards, 12 touchdowns, and six interceptions while rushing for 359 yards and two scores. Although the Cardinals are merely 3-6 this season after reaching the playoffs last year, he has guided a respectable offence.



Additionally, the Rams are getting ready to use a backup quarterback. While Matthew Stafford is undergoing concussion protocol, John Wolford is most likely to play.

Although this should increase the Cardinals' chances of victory, their offence will suffer without Murray's spectacular skills.

FAQs:

1. Who will likely start for the Cardinals?
   It is anticipated that McCoy will likely start for the Cardinals.
2. Who are getting ready to use a backup quarterback?
   The Rams are getting ready to use a backup quarterback. John Wolford is most likely to play.