Advice: HOLD - Kyler Murray’s 2026 outlook comes with a lower ceiling and higher “vibes” risk: he’s still the starter on paper, but expectations should be tempered—think mid-QB1 at best, more likely QB8–12—because between injuries, inconsistent weeks, and the lingering feeling he may enjoy not getting hit by 260-lb linebackers a little too much, there’s a chance his heart isn’t fully in it; if he’s locked in, the rushing keeps him fantasy-relevant, but if motivation wavers, you’ll get flashes of brilliance mixed with games that feel like he’d rather be home, controller charged, wondering why football requires so much cardio.