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It's time for inside coverage.

Welcome. Welcome to Inside Coverage.

Charles Robinson.

I'm Jason Fitz.

I'm in for Andrew Siciliano hanging out tonight.

A lot to get to see Rob because it's been a wild couple of days.

First and foremost, good to hang out with you, buddy.

I'll be honest. I didn't think that the trade deadline was going to give us great drama, and it turned out to be a wild day yesterday. And then the news didn't really stop. We'll get into some of the trade drama, you know, after effects. But let's get to some of the breaking news right out of the gates, right? Like Kyler Murray at this point has been put on injured reserve. That is the big news as it means that he's gone for at least four games.

So a lot to break down here.

First and foremost, is Kyler's time with the Cardinals in your mind just done?

You know, it's a long season.

I was a little surprised, honestly, that Jonathan Gannon came out and said, you know,

hey, if he was healthy, we're going with Jacoby Brissette, you know, at this point at

quarterback. But then to move in by IR, I think the way that's being absorbed across the league

is they're taking them off the field the best they can to make sure he's not going to be injured.

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