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The Vikings' soft benching of Kyler Murray shows that, like the Cardinals, they realize he's not the answer at quarterback.

The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly trending toward starting Carson Wentz at quarterback over Kyler Murray for their Week 9 game against the Buffalo Bills. While Murray is dealing with a hamstring injury suffered in Week 8, reports and analysis suggest the decision also represents a potential soft benching despite Minnesota's 6-1 record.
Raising Zona argues that Murray's struggles in Minnesota justify the Arizona Cardinals' past decision to move on from him. The outlet suggests Wentz's style better fits head coach Kevin O'Connell's offense, noting that Murray's inability to secure the role within Minnesota's strong offense questions his long-term starter status.
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