Kyler Murray Sparks Conspiracy Theories As He Scrubs All Arizona Cardinals References From Social Media

• Kyler Murray has been the starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals for three seasons.
• Despite this, he does not follow the team’s official accounts on social media.
• He’s also scrubbed all references to the team from his Instagram, sparking conspiracy theories.

Hell of a season for Kyler Murray. Total rollercoaster.  On one hand, he was able to lead the Arizona Cardinals to the playoffs for the first time in his three-year career. On the other, including the playoffs (in which they got absolutely massacred by the Super Bowl-bound Los Angeles Rams), the Cards closed out their year with a 1-5 record in their last six games. Funnily enough, that lone win came over the Cowboys.

And despite the on-the-field success of the team, Murray as an individual regressed following his explosive sophomore season, as he threw for fewer completions, yards, and touchdowns this season compared to last. His effectiveness on the ground — whether that be due to offensive game planning or otherwise — also significantly regressed. In 2020, Murray rushed for 819 yards and eleven touchdowns. This year, though, those numbers fell to 423 and five, respectively. He also fumbled 13 times this year, a career-high.

Murray’s complicated season continued on Sunday, as he not only threw a pick-six in the early goings of the Pro Bowl, but he also apparently scrubbed his social media of all references to the Arizona Cardinals, the team that drafted him with the #1 overall pick in 2019. He also apparently unfollowed the team’s official accounts on both Twitter and Instagram.

One interesting theory that has arisen in the wake of Murray’s social media antics is that he could be trying to force a trade to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers now that they’re in the market for a quarterback.

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