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?

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

The Seahawks shut down one of the more dynamic offensive weapons in football in a game that saved their season. It was soggy, cold and dark in Seattle on Sunday afternoon, and that was just the Arizona offense under Kyler Murray. Reach Moore at [email protected] or 602-444-2236. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter, @SayingMoore.

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.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback quarterback Kyler set a franchise record two weeks ago by completing his final 17 passes, passing the previous franchise record of 16 set by Carson Palmer over two games.

The Arizona Cardinals came into Seattle on Sunday looking for a fifth straight victory. They couldn't even muster a touchdown against the rival Seahawks, however, as Mike Macdonal

The Arizona Cardinals could not keep up their recent success. Coming off their bye week, they failed to score a touchdown and were limited only 298 yards as the Seattle Seahawks defeated them 16-6 at Lumen Field. Kyler Murray threw a pick-six and was sacked five times, and the Arizona offense was only 3-for-12 on third down.