SEATTLE (AP) — Kyler Murray was crunched on Arizona's second drive of the game. A rude hello from Seattle’s L.J. Collier and Carlos Dunlap that left Murray with a sore right shoulder.
After not being touched by the Seahawks in their first meeting, Murray quickly knew this time was going to be different.
“They definitely played for me in certain situations but like I said, we put up 21, had a chance to win the game at the end, but throughout the game, we started slow and kept shooting ourselves in the foot,” Murray said.
The Cardinals missed a chance to take control of the NFC West, falling 28-21 to the Seahawks on Thursday night.