Tampa Bay Vipers quarterback Aaron Murray struggled in his XFL debut last weekend against the New York Generals.
The former Georgia Bulldog went 16/34 for 231 with two interceptions and two fumbles in a loss to New York.
The Vipers, now 0-1, announced on Friday that Murray will be sitting out this weekend’s contest, springing former Oklahoma State quarterback Taylor Cornelius into the starting role.
In the first half of last week’s game, Murray apparently suffered a foot injury that has since held him out of practices.
Murray returned back to his hometown of Tampa to play for the Vipers this season. After breaking numerous SEC and Georgia records, Murray attempted to play in the NFL, where he did not find much success. He then went on to work for CBS as a broadcaster in addition to playing a single season for the Atlanta Legends, a member of the Alliance of American Football in 2019.
