Report: 'Little Doubt' Cardinals' Kyler Murray Suffered Torn ACL Injury vs. Patriots

According to Josh Weinfuss, there is little doubt that Kyler Murray tore his knee during Monday night's game.

Murray was taken off the field on a cart. He was injured while trying to get a first down. At the end of the first quarter, he was out.

Ian Rapoport had reported that there was a chance that Murray had suffered a serious knee injury and that he would have to have a number of tests done.

It doesn't look good, according to the coach.

He missed two games with a injury. He came back in Week 12 against the Los Angeles Clippers and threw for two touchdown and added 56 rushing yards and a score.

He missed the games against the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers due to his injury.

The disappointing team has a 4-9 record and the fourth year player has put up middle-of-the-pack numbers. He had thrown for 2,358 yards and 14 touchdown against seven turnovers with 423 rushing yards and three more scores. The percentage of passes he completed was down from the previous year.

Murray started his career with 32 straight starts and developed a reputation for his durability. He's missed nine games since the beginning of the year.

Murray was replaced on Monday by a veteran backup.