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In a disappointing 34-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers, the Arizona Cardinals struggled with offensive inefficiency, turnovers, and penalties. Quarterback Kyler Murray described the game as sloppy, emphasizing the need for better execution moving forward. Coach Jonathan Gannon expressed frustration over the team's performance, particularly regarding the high number of penalties and missed opportunities in the red zone. The Cardinals aim to improve as they prepare for their upcoming game against the Los Angeles Chargers.
- The Cardinals had a high number of penalties, setting a new record under Coach Gannon.
- Kyler Murray's performance was solid, but mental breakdowns led to turnovers.
- The running game struggled, with no player exceeding seven carries.
Kyler Murray | QB
Pickup
Week 6
214 pass yards
1 pass TDs
1 fumbles
- Murray threw for 214 yards and a touchdown but acknowledged the team's mental breakdowns.
- He emphasized the need for better execution to convert field goals into touchdowns.
Marvin Harrison | WR
Injury
Week 6
0
2 targets
- Harrison left the game with a concussion after recording two targets without a catch.
Trey Benson | RB
Pickup
Week 6
7 carries
26 rush yards
- Benson had 26 rushing yards on 7 carries, contributing to the team's overall struggles in the running game.
Emari Demercado | RB
Pickup
Week 6
25 rush yards
- Demercado rushed for 25 yards, also contributing to the lackluster performance of the running game.
James Conner | RB
Pickup
Week 6
24 rush yards
- Conner managed only 24 rushing yards, further highlighting the team's struggles on the ground.
Arizona Cardinals
- The Cardinals need to improve execution and reduce penalties to compete effectively.
- The offense struggled significantly, particularly in the running game and red zone efficiency.
Green Bay Packers
- The Packers capitalized on the Cardinals' mistakes, leading to a dominant victory.