Kyler Murray has been a superstar starting quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals this season. He's on pace to become the first player with 4,000 passing yards and 1,000 rushing yards in one season. He's already a favorite for the MVP. I mean, look at this buzzer-beater Hail Mary from just last week.

But even after all of that, Murray, a football and baseball player in college who was drafted ninth overall by the Athletics in the 2018 MLB Draft, misses being in the batter's box. He thinks he can still play both professionally. Listen to him talk about it on CBS Radio from Tuesday.

Yes. "Never say never."

Murray played in the 2017 Cape Cod Summer League and, during his last season of baseball at Oklahoma, the outfielder slashed at a .296/.398/.556 clip with 10 homers, 47 RBIs and 10 steals in just 51 games. The A's would retain his rights if he decides to pull a Bo Jackson or Deion Sanders and someday join the Major Leagues.

Imagine that: Kyler Murray and Marcus Semien at the top of the lineup? Murray and Ramon Laureano patrolling the Coliseum outfield? A team can dream.