Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray's status is in question for the team's upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns. After being listed as doubtful last week, indicating that he would not be activated, Murray's designation has now been upgraded to questionable.

Murray, who is making his return from an ACL tear suffered in December of last year, has been a full participant in practice all week. However, the final decision on whether he will start will be made by the team tonight or tomorrow, according to Arizona head coach Jonathan Gannon.

If Murray is unable to play, the Cardinals will turn to rookie fifth-round pick Clayton Tune to make his first-ever start in Cleveland. Tune has been preparing for this opportunity and will be ready to step in if needed.

Alongside Murray, the Cardinals have also listed linebacker Kris Barnes (hamstring), receiver Greg Dortch (ankle), defensive lineman Kevin Strong (shoulder), and receiver Michael Wilson (shoulder) as questionable for the game. Wilson did not participate in practice this week.

On the injury front, running back Emari Demercado has been ruled out due to a toe injury. Additionally, offensive lineman Trystan Colon will not be available for the game due to a calf injury.

The Cardinals will face the Browns in a crucial matchup, and Murray's potential absence could significantly impact the outcome of the game. Fans and teammates alike will be eagerly awaiting the official decision on his activation in the coming hours.