According to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is upset with the franchise and humiliated by the team’s devastating playoff loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

Murray recently deleted all remnants of the Cardinals from his social media profiles, fueling concern about what his future holds, according to ESPN’s report. He has only two Instagram posts as of Sunday, one of which was of him playing football with the Oklahoma Sooners.

Members of the franchise have reportedly stated that Murray is self-centered, undisciplined, and a finger-pointer, according to the NFL Network. It also reported that the Cardinals expect Murray to grow as a leader, and they think he needs to work on his maturity and on-field mannerisms.

Former Arizona wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who spent two seasons with Murray, and wasn’t certain about the quarterback’s social media activity, said that he wished the two parties could resolve any issues between them.

“I haven’t talked to Kyler in a while, but he looked good in the Pro Bowl, looked like he was having a great time, throwing touchdowns out there,” Fitzgerald saud Tuesday. “I just hope everything works out the way both sides want it to work out. That’s really what it’s all about for me. I love Kyler, I love the Cardinals and I want the best for everybody.”

Murray, who led the Cardinals to an impressive 7-0 start, had 3,787 yards passing (29 TD) and 423 yards rushing in 14 games this season, He is under contract through at least next season, and the Cardinals have a player option for the 2023 season as well.