At face value, it wouldn’t be shocking to learn Kyler Murray isn’t used to cold-weather football. He’s a Texas native. He played college football in Oklahoma. He plays professional football in the giant desert known as the state of Arizona, with a stadium that has a retractable roof.

The Carolina Panthers have already been eliminated from playoff contention. The Arizona Cardinals are hanging by a thread.

"For the Cards to stand a chance to make a surprise run this early in their rebuild, they need Kyler Murray to be consistently awesome. And that simply hasn't been the case at all

Absolutely not, said Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray on Wednesday. They aren’t in a position to even be able to have a trap game. “I’m very confident that it’s not a trap game because, mentally, that could never be a thing because of where we are,” he told reporters. “Our back is against the wall, we understand that.

It's fair to expect more out of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray, but he could win a Super Bowl and it probably wouldn't be enough.

The Arizona Cardinals are in for a (relatively) chilly one this weekend as they head east to take on the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte, N.C. Ahead of the contest, quarterback Kyler Murray did his best to downplay the impact of playing in the cold—until hearing exactly what the temperature is set to drop to on Sunday.

The Arizona Cardinals ended a three-game skid with a dominant 30-17 win against the New England Patriots Sunday. Cardinals’ quarterback Kyler Murray rebounded from a rough outing against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 14 to get Arizona to 7-7 on the season.