Last week, Kyler Murray struggled immensely under pressure. This week, the Cardinals face the NFL's best pass rush.

Last time they played: Kyler Murray put up the eighth-most passing yards of his career when the Cardinals traveled to Minnesota in 2022 but it wasn’t enough. They squandered a third-quarter lead and lost, 34-26, as Dalvin Cook finished with 141 total yards.

Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray seemed to be stuck in neutral in Sunday’s 16-6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Did the bye leave him rusty?

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray exited the fourth quarter of Week 12's matchup against the Seattle Seahawks with an apparent injury. Murray - after the team's last drive to make the score 13-6 - was spotted on the sideline being attended to by team medical staff.

Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals hardly could have imagined how much they would struggle against the Seattle Seahawks.

Sure, Cardinals QB Kyler Murray hears the MVP chatter floating around his name as his team sits 6-4. It's about the last thing on his mind, though.

Murray's intended pass to Michael Wilson sailed over the second-year receiver's head and into the hands of Seahawks CB Coby Bryant, who caught the pass and ran 69 yards the other way for a pick six, pushing the Seahawks to a 13-3 lead in the second half.

Learning new footwork, trying to add more snaps under center have become a work in progress for Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray.

The Los Angeles Rams did not look like the team who have been in a conundrum of late. Quarterback Matthew Stafford lit up the scoreboard to the tune of 229 yards and four touchdowns.

Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray has been at the center of talks after the team's 16-6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. It was the first time all season where Murray turned the ball over without a touchdown to pair and just the fourth time in 2024 where his completion percentage was below 65%.