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Yes. Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell said Kyler Murray has a hamstring strain and will miss the Vikings’ Monday night game against Buffalo. The team described the quarterback’s status as week to week, which means it has not set a return date. Carson Wentz is slated to start in Murray’s place, with Max Brosmer as the backup, according to the Vikings’ announcement.
The news matters for Minnesota’s immediate quarterback plans, but it does not establish how many games Murray will miss. The team said it obtained imaging and assessed the hamstring as strained; it has not announced a grade, detailed recovery timetable, or clearance for a return. “Week to week” is the club’s current description, not a guarantee that Murray will be back next week.
Murray has a hamstring strain, the Vikings said on November 5. O’Connell said the team evaluated him, obtained imaging, and concluded he had strained the muscle. He explained that the team did not want Murray to play through it early in the recovery process because his movement and playing style could put him at risk of making the injury more significant.
The team has not publicly specified which hamstring is involved or provided a strain grade. Those details matter because recovery varies with the injury’s severity, symptoms, and how a player responds to rehabilitation. Without a published grade or a new team update, an exact timetable would be speculation.
As of the Vikings’ November 5 announcement, Murray was ruled out for the Monday night matchup with the Bills and described as week to week. That announcement does not confirm his status for a later game. The Vikings’ official injury-report page lists the team’s final Week 9 report among its latest entries; check the club’s subsequent reports for an updated practice designation or game status.
For fans tracking a possible return, the most useful signs will be whether Murray resumes practice, how fully he participates, and what the team says ahead of its next game. A player’s return to practice is not automatically the same as medical clearance or confirmation that he will play. The club’s final game designation is the clearest public answer for that week.
With Murray out, O’Connell named Wentz the starter against Buffalo. The Vikings said Wentz had already played a major role in two wins that season and expressed confidence in him. Brosmer was identified as the backup. These are the team’s announced plans for that game; they do not establish who will start if Murray remains unavailable for a later matchup.
Murray had returned to the lineup in Week 3 and, according to the team, had started and played the entirety of the next five games before the hamstring issue. His absence therefore changes Minnesota’s near-term quarterback arrangement, while leaving the longer-term plan dependent on his recovery and subsequent team decisions.
The current report concerns a hamstring strain, not the foot injury that ended Murray’s previous season with Arizona. The Cardinals said he last played for them in Week 5 before that season ended because of a foot injury. Arizona released him in March 2026, and Minnesota later became his team. The Cardinals’ release announcement confirms the release and recaps the foot injury, while the Vikings’ current statement identifies the hamstring strain.
Keeping the injuries separate helps avoid a common source of confusion in search results: old reports about the foot injury do not describe the hamstring issue the Vikings reported in November. The available official updates do not say that the two injuries are connected.
The next concrete update should come through Minnesota’s practice and injury reports, followed by the team’s final designation before its next game. Until the Vikings provide that update, Murray’s return remains uncertain. The confirmed facts are narrower: he has a hamstring strain, missed the Bills game, and is considered week to week. Any claim that he will definitely return for a particular game goes beyond what the team has announced.
Yes. The Vikings said he has a hamstring strain and ruled him out for their Monday game against the Bills.
The Vikings called him week to week but have not announced a specific return date.
Carson Wentz was named the starter for the Bills game, with Max Brosmer as Minnesota’s backup.
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