NFL Trade Rumors: Top 3 Landing Spots For Kyler Murray
New York Jets
The New York Jets have stockpiled premium picks and cap flexibility, setting up a clean path to acquire a proven starter.
With Garrett Wilson outside and a reinforced tackle duo, Murray would step into a supporting cast that can finally stretch the field and marry play action with designed keepers.
Kyler Murray may have played his last game as an Arizona Cardinal
— H刃wk (@HawksTruth) November 5, 2025
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Moving on from Justin Fields becomes easier if a veteran upgrade is available.
Pittsburgh Steelers
If Aaron Rodgers indeed moves on after this season, the Pittsburgh Steelers need a ready-made answer to keep a playoff-caliber core on schedule. Arthur Smith’s run-first, play-action system suits Murray’s strengths, creating layups off wide-zone looks and boot action while unlocking second-reaction explosives to DK Metcalf and the tight ends.
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— Kyle Odegard (@Kyle_Odegard) November 12, 2025
Pittsburgh won’t be drafting high enough for a blue-chip prospect, so proven production plus scheme fit makes a veteran swing the logical route.
Carolina Panthers
Dave Canales has a track record of stabilizing quarterbacks, and the Carolina Panthers need a dynamic solution if Bryce Young’s progress stalls.
Most people around the league don’t think the Cardinals will be able to trade Kyler Murray’s contract, per @DanGrazianoESPN
— SleeperNFL (@SleeperNFL) November 12, 2025
He’d likely be released before that 2027 money triggers next March. pic.twitter.com/xDiKjmd8AJ
Murray’s quick release and off-script juice would diversify a short-to-intermediate offense, forcing defenses to respect the deep third again.
With moderate cap maneuvering and an openness at the quarterback position, Carolina could leverage a soft QB market to land a former Pro Bowler.
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