Cardinals QB Kyler Murray Listed as Doubtful for Game Against Ravens Despite Full Health Recovery

Despite quarterback Murray's full recovery from a torn ACL, Cardinals edge on side of caution, postponing his return to the field possibly until November as the team navigates a 1-6 season.

Despite being 'fully healthy' from a torn ACL, QB Kyler Murray's return for the Arizona Cardinals is not expected to happen in Week 8 against the Baltimore Ravens.
Murray's return is anticipated to occur either Nov. 5 on the road in Cleveland or Nov. 12's home game against the Falcons, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.
The Cardinals have had a tough start to their season with a 1-6 record, but interim quarterback Joshua Dobbs has been credited for his consistent play, giving Arizona the advantage of not rushing Murray's return.
Head coach Jonathan Gannon praised Murray's performance in practice, highlighting his explosive energy, accuracy, and good command of the offense.
While Murray's status remains uncertain for the upcoming games, it's crucial to emphasize what his return could mean for the team given his strong performance prior to his injury.