For two frustrating weeks, the Arizona Cardinals could not unlock the high-flying offense that had been promised. Against the Lions, they couldn’t run the ball. Against the Commanders, they couldn’t protect Kyler Murray. Both times, they became predictable and flat in disappointing losses.

It’s time to consider Kyler Murray the way most once considered him—a No. 1 pick, explosive in speed, teeming with athleticism and elite in arm talent. That was

GREEN BAY – The play looked simple enough. On the Cardinals' second snap from scrimmage last week in San Francisco, quarterback Kyler Murray executed a zone read from midfield, pulling the handoff away from running back James Conner and keeping it himself.