Kyler Murray will not practice for the Cardinals on Wednesday because of the foot injury he suffered against Tennessee, and as for his status for Sunday's game in Indianapolis, "we'll see how the week goes," coach Jonathan Gannon said.

Gannon was asked if Murray could play even if his ability to scramble is compromised.

"If he's healthy enough to play he'll play," Gannon added.

Murray went to the locker room after the mistimed snap hit him in the facemask and turned into a lost fumble. He only missed one snap, although Gannon acknowledged later that the Cardinals couldn't make certain playcalls in deference to Murray's issue.

Veteran backup Jacoby Brissett -- who coincidentally started 30 games for the Colts to begin his career -- would get the start in Indianapolis on Sunday if Murray is unable to go.

"He's a true pro, and I know that term gets thrown around, but when you are in his seat, the quarterback position is the hardest position in sports and to know that you are one play away from your role changing, you really have to be on the details," Gannon said. "He has a smile on his face. He loves to practice. He loves to prepare. He loves to play.

"He's a great football player, a great teammate, a really good leader and if he's gotta play, he's gotta play."

More to come on azcardinals.com.

REIMAN OFFICIALLY TO IR

The Cardinals officially put tight end Tip Reiman on Injured Reserve, as Gannon had said was happening on Monday. The team also signed tight end Nick Muse to the practice squad, cutting safety Patrick McMorris from the practice squad. The Cardinals now have an opening on the 53-man roster.