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If a bye-week quarterback is needed in the next couple of weeks, he is a drop. If that need is a month away, he is still worth a roster spot as depth.
STACKED’s take
Murray is drop if bye needed soon; hold as depth if bye is later.
Kyler Murray has not looked good in the Vikings offense and the reputation he carried into the season makes a hold sound foolish. He suffered a concussion in the first quarter of the opener and missed the following week. In his return, he connected with Justin Jefferson twice for 32 yards before Jefferson left with an ankle injury and missed Week 4. The learning curve in Kevin O'Connell's offense was always going to be real, and Murray has barely had a chance to take it. Jefferson is expected back next week and the offense should look different once that happens. If a bye-week quarterback is needed in the next couple of weeks, he is a drop; if that need is a month away, he is still worth a roster spot as depth.
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