Vikings name Kyler Murray starting QB as training camp progresses
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 2:49 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

The Minnesota Vikings have officially named Kyler Murray their starting quarterback ahead of Week 1 against the Green Bay Packers. Murray's performance in training camp has been inconsistent, leading some to question the team's quarterback situation. Despite concerns, he posted one of his better practices just hours after receiving the starter designation. In related news, A.J. Brown of the Patriots has experienced a slow start in camp, sparking overreactions regarding his performance against elite cornerbacks. However, recent joint practices have shown improvement.
- •Kyler Murray named Week 1 starter for Vikings against Packers.
- •Murray's inconsistency has raised concerns about the quarterback position.
- •Brown underperformed early in camp but improved in joint practices.
- •Vikings aim for a better quarterback situation after last season’s struggles.
- •Patriots' A.J. Brown adapts to new quarterback Drake Maye.
- 2:49 PMCBS NFL — Training camp overreactions: Kyler Murray's ups and downs concerning? Laremy Tunsil injury dooms Commanders?
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