Byron Murphy intercepted two passes, including one he returned to the end zone after a failed cheat play, and the Cardinals de Arizona They came from behind to beat on Sunday 31-19 at the Jaguars de Jacksonville.
The Cardinals went 3-0 for the first time since 2015. Jaguars (0-3) lost their 18th. I play in a row, setting one of the record for the NFL.
Jacksonville led 19-10 after the touchdown of James Robinson on a four-yard dash in the third quarter. The coach Urban Meyer found the spark you were looking for when Jamal Agnew returned a failed field goal attempt for a 109-yard touchdown, equaling a record for the NFL, on the last play of the first half.
The Jaguars they had the moment in their favor and appeared to be heading to break a streak that dates back to Week 1 of the previous season. But it was all for Arizona after the first touchdown of Robinson In the season.
James Conner capped two long runs with few-yard runs to the end zone, and Murphy sentenced the game when he got ahead of Jacob Hollister close to the band and carried the ball 29 yards to score. It was a catastrophe of epic proportions for Jacksonville.
First it was an unnecessary cheating play in Jacksonville territory and with the score in his favor. Second, the left guard Andrew Norwell appeared to be in the wrong assignment and turned around to try to block J.J. Watt. It failed to lock and Watt pressured Trevor Lawrence so that he threw his pass early.
It was an easy interception for Murphy, who also stole another pass from Lawrence in the first half, one that bounced off the hands of Hollister before falling into the hands of Murphy.
Kyler Murray he completed 28 of 34 for 316 yards with an interception. He also ran for a touchdown in the first quarter.
A.J. Green led the Cardinals with 112 yards per reception and Christian Kirk added another 104.
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