A month ago, the most common abbreviation appearing in the same sentences as Kyler Murray was MVP.
Today, it’s WTH.
As in what the hell happened to the Cardinals quarterback? And to the offense he leads?
“We kind of hit a wall,” Murray said after last Sunday’s loss to the Rams.
Kind of?
Murray and the Cardinals offense have produced irrefutable evidence over the last three games that fortunes in the NFL can change quickly.
On Nov. 16, the Cardinals ranked first in the NFL in total yardage. They had scored at least 30 points and gained 400 yards in five consecutive games, a franchise record and the longest such streak in the league since in eight years.