Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray completed 24 of 32 assists for 268 yards, with two touchdowns adding another 39 yards to the ground; Usually the Los Angeles Rams’ tight defenses were 37 points and 465 yards.
Kyler Murray led the Arizona Cardinals to a convincing 37-20 away win over the Los Angeles Rams in undefeated NFC West at SoFi Stadium.
The Cardinals overcame the usually meager defense of the Baranov with 37 points and 465 yards, 216 of which were on the ground.
Chase Edmonds led Arizona with 120 yards on 12 passes, while James Conner found the end zone twice with his 18 transfers (50 yards).
Quarterback Murray made another electrical demonstration at the quarterback. He finished 24 of 32 in 268 yards of a pass with two touchdowns, adding another 39 yards to the ground.
As for the Rams, Matthew Stafford finished 26 of 41 on 280 yards of pass, with two touchdowns and an interception, with offense generally struggling to find the fluency that earned them three straight wins early in the season.
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In fact, the Rams hit the scoreboard first and Matt Gay scored a 42-meter field goal to see the home team score points from their first possession.
But after then forcing Arizona to hit, Stafford was intercepted by Brion Murphy in their next streak when he tried to hit DeShawn Jackson on a deep ball. Murphy was later forced to leave the game due to a rib injury.
The Cardinals took their place on their 13-yard line, and six games later Murray hit Green for a superb 41-yard shot, giving Arizona a 7-3 lead.
