Kyler Murray sat at his locker, hunched over, and yelled a four-letter word loud enough for the whole room to hear. This was the emotion for those in red and black Sunday afternoon, even if none voiced it as plainly as their quarterback. And this is the emotion of life in the NFL, a lesson the Cardinals were allowed to forget a week ago.

Arizona had one of the NFL’s best offenses through the first two games behind the sound decision making of quarterback Kyler Murray.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray is keeping his head up knowing Arizona went toe-to-toe with a playoff contender despite leaving so much out on the field.

As the Cardinals quarterback, Kyler Murray is responsible for much of the blame after Sunday's loss to Detroit.

Arizona Cardinals franchise quarterback Kyler Murray needed to take a step forward this season. So far, it's looked like he has.

Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. picked up in the first quarter Sunday against the Detroit Lions where he left off in the first quarter last weekend. On first-and-10 from the Lions 10-yard-line,

Jared Goff threw two touchdown passes, David Montgomery ran for 106 yards and a score and the Detroit Lions held on late to beat the Arizona Cardinals 20-13 on Sunday.

After a lackluster Week 1, Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals came to life against the Los Angeles Rams. Can they continue their assault versus the Lions?