ARIZONA CARDINALS INJURY REPORT
Cardinals-Colts injury report: Kyler Murray questionable, punter Blake Gillikin out
Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray returned to practice Friday and is questionable for the Colts game with a foot injury. Punter Blake Gillikin was ruled out.
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Quarterback Kyler Murray returned to practice on a limited basis on Friday, but his availability for the Arizona Cardinals’ game Sunday at Indianapolis remains questionable, according to the Friday injury report.
Defensive end Darius Robinson has been ruled out for the game with a pectoral injury, Gannon added.
Arizona listed linebacker Mack Wilson Sr. (ankle), cornerback Max Melton (hamstring), receiver Zay Jones (knee) and backup linebacker Cody Simon (knee) as questionable.
The Cardinals added punter Blake Gillikin to the practice report Thursday for a back injury that limited him, and he was ruled out on Saturday. The team added free agent punter Pat O’Donnell to the active roster Friday as insurance.
Defensive lineman Bilal Nichols (personal) was added to the injury report on Saturday and was ruled out.
Murray didn’t practice on Wednesday or Thursday as he recovered from a foot injury.
The quarterback briefly exited last Sunday’s loss against the Tennessee Titans after a play during which center Hjalte Froholdt snapped the ball into his facemask. Murray went to the locker room shortly after.
Backup quarterback Jacoby Brissett took three snaps before Murray returned to the game.
Murray has not missed a game since the 2023 season when he returned from his ACL tear. In five games this year, Murray has completed 68.3% of his passes for 962 yards, six touchdowns and three interceptions. He has added 173 rushing yards on 29 attempts.
Brissett signed with Arizona this offseason to provide an experienced backup who started five games in 2024.
| Player | Pos | Injury | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Game Status |
| Kelvin Beachum | OL | NIR-Rest | DNP | Full | – | – |
| Kyler Murray | QB | Foot | DNP | DNP | Limited | Questionable |
| Darius Robinson | DL | Pectoral | DNP | DNP | DNP | Out |
| Evan Brown | OL | Hamstring | Limited | Limited | Full | – |
| Blake Gillikin | P | Back | – | Limited | DNP | Out |
| Jonah Williams | OL | Foot | Limited | Limited | Full | – |
| Cody Simon | LB | Knee | Limited | Limited | Limited | Questionable |
| Mack Wilson Sr. | LB | Ankle | Limited | Limited | Limited | Questionable |
| Will Hernandez | OL | Knee | Limited | Limited | Full | – |
| Will Johnson | CB | Groin | Limited | Limited | Full | – |
| Zay Jones | WR | Knee | Limited | Limited | Limited | Questionable |
| Max Melton | CB | Hamstring | Limited | Limited | Limited | Questionable |
| Calais Campbell | DL | NIR-Rest | – | – | DNP | – |
| Bilal Nichols | DL | NIR-Personal | – | – | – | Out |
Here’s what the injury picture looks like for the Colts:
| Player | Pos | Injury | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Game Status |
| Tyler Goodson | RB | Groin | DNP | DNP | DNP | Out |
| Tyquan Lewis | DE | Illness | DNP | Full | Full | – |
| Kenny Moore | CB | Achilles | DNP | DNP | DNP | Out |
| Braden Smith | OT | NIR-Rest | DNP | Full | Full | – |
| Alec Pierce | WR | Concussion | Full | Full | Full | – |
| Grover Stewart | DT | Biceps | Full | DNP | Full | – |
| DeForest Buckner | DT | NIR-Rest | – | – | DNP | – |
| Samson Ebukam | DE | NIR-Rest | – | – | Limited | – |
| Charvarius Ward | CB | NIR-Rest | – | – | DNP | – |






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I'd like that, but who wants him?
I agree and I am too well aware that Jacoby is NOT more talented, but are Cardinals a better offense with Jacoby?
And there’s some truth now in year 3 is Gannon over his head as HC? I don’t know.
So watching Kyler now is not upsetting to me at all because he does and plays exactly how I expect.
What makes me depressed is the lack of impact off Darius Robinson has. He might be a bigger version of Isiah Simmons. Darius looks like a name in a hat guy.
Oh no, how can the team carry on without Kyler's leadership, all those deflected passes, the "me-first" diving to the ground, the no-peripheral-vision spins right into the pass rusher.