PHX Reporter

Kyler Murray, quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, recently appeared at a press conference wearing a Bruce Lee "Be Water" hoodie. This reference to Lee's philosophy of adaptability comes as Murray reflects on recent challenges, including a tough game against the Seahawks where he threw two interceptions.

Coach Jonathan Gannon remarked, "Heavy is the crown, I tell him. He gets a lot of blame, and he gets a lot of praise too." Murray acknowledged the pressures of his position: "Every quarterback growing up understands that... you take all the scrutiny, you take all the blame."

Reflecting on his performance since returning from injury, Murray has struggled with interceptions post-bye week. He noted feeling disappointed with his crucial turnovers but remained focused on improvement. Wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. supported Murray by saying, "The game is not on him at all... We have to do a good job picking each other up."

As Murray prepares for an upcoming match against the Patriots—coincidentally marking two years since his ACL tear—he maintains confidence in himself and aims to move past recent setbacks. Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing emphasized this mindset: "That's not the type of player he is... Hey dude, flush it. Move on."

Murray remains committed to his team and personal growth with four games left in the season. He stated, "I don't need anyone to think that the world is ending... My confidence will never waver in myself at all."