The Minnesota Vikings are making a quarterback change for their upcoming Monday Night Football matchup, with Arizona Cardinals starter Kyler Murray ruled out due to a hamstring injury. Murray's absence alters the preparation for both teams heading into the prime-time contest.
Murray, the Cardinals' dynamic signal-caller, has been managing the hamstring issue and will not feature in the Week 10 clash. The Vikings' coaching staff has adjusted its game plan accordingly, though specific details on Minnesota's quarterback decision were not immediately disclosed.
The matchup, scheduled for November 9, 2026, at U.S. Bank Stadium, now features a different complexion with Arizona likely turning to its backup quarterback. Both teams enter the game with playoff aspirations in the NFC.
