Quarterback Kyler Murray was forced to miss practice with the Arizona Cardinals on Monday after contracting COVID-19.

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This is what head coach Kliff Kingsbury said after the exercise of his team. He clarified that the pivot had only “mild symptoms”.

Murray will therefore have to be kept away from his teammates for the next five days. He had also missed training on Saturday, but due to pain in his right wrist. This injury "is getting better", according to the pilot of the "Cards".

The 24-year-old quarterback recently signed a five-year contract extension worth $230.5 million.

In 46 career games, Murray completed 66.9% of the passes he attempted for 11,480 yards and 70 touchdowns. He also amassed 1,786 yards and 20 majors with his legs.