In a surprising turn of events, Kyler Murray threw consecutive interceptions for the first time ever, leading to a challenging game for the Cardinals against the Seahawks.
Phoenix: Can you believe it? Kyler Murray, the star quarterback for the Cardinals, threw back-to-back interceptions for the first time in his career. It was a wild game on Sunday.
The first pick came when he tried to pass to Marvin Harrison Jr., but Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones snagged it. That set up a quick touchdown for Seattle, making things even tougher for Arizona.
Then, just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, Murray was picked again by Coby Bryant on a pass meant for Zay Jones. This led to another touchdown for the Seahawks. Ouch!
In the last seven quarters, Murray has thrown five interceptions. Before that, he only had three in the first ten weeks. Talk about a rough patch!
He did start strong, throwing a 41-yard touchdown to Michael Wilson, giving the Cardinals a 7-0 lead. But by the end of the game, they were trailing 17-10, and Murray’s stats were 6-of-11 for 95 yards. Not the best day for him.