Cardinals' Kyler Murray focused on winning after signing big extension: 'I really don't do this for money'

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Months before Kyler Murray signed his massive contract extension with the Arizona Cardinals Thursday, he made it clear to the media he was committed to staying with the team. 

After signing a five-year, $230.5 million deal, he doubled down on that commitment. 

"Never. This is where I want to be. I made that clear," Murray said during a press conference Friday when asked if he considered moving on. 

"More so the bad days I'm talking about, just the negativity of taking the heat throughout social media, and all of that stuff. ... I'm a quiet dude when it comes to social media and stuff like that. Just to be able to sit there and take all of the shots and stuff like that, it is what it is." 

KYLER MURRAY, CARDINALS AGREE TO LUCRATIVE CONTRACT EXTENSION AFTER OFFSEASON DRAMA 

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray carries the ball during a game against the Chicago Bears Dec. 5, 2021, in Chicago. (AP Photo/David Banks)

Murray was reportedly displeased with contract negotiations during the offseason, and his agent made it clear that they made an offer in February that was "in line with the current quarterback market" and reflected Murray's success during the 2021-2022 season, when he led the Cardinals to the playoffs with an 11-6 record. 

"I'm an Arizona Cardinal," Murray said at the time, dismissing any speculation of a rift. "I've done nothing but give my all to the Cardinals and will continue to do that. I'm not really too worried about my future as a Cardinal."

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray walks off the field after the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cardinals in an NFL wild-card playoff game in Inglewood, Calif., Jan. 17,