If NFL fans know anything about Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray's off-the-field life, it's that he loves to play Call of Duty. It's right there in the "personal life" section of his Wikipedia page.

Kyler Murray says the Cardinals can’t afford another performance like they put on Sunday against the Packers. The Cardinals committed 13 penalties for 100 yards and gave up three turnovers and fell behind 24-0 on the way to a 34-13 loss, and Murray said that’s an unacceptable number of mistakes.

But that this happened to Murray the very week he announced his Call Of Duty partnership is more than just a tough hang. The call out to his trolls was tempting fate, pure and simple. Fate won. It always does.

As Arizona prepares to face the Chargers on 'Monday Night Football,' the team reflected on what went wrong in a blowout loss at Green Bay.

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

The Bears’ five offensive touchdowns against the Jaguars marked the second game in a row Chicago has tallied five offensive scores. Per the NBC “Sunday Night Football” broadcast, it is the first time this has happened for the Bears since the 1956 season.

At long last, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has announced an official partnership with Call of Duty.

After Arizona's defense forced a three-and-out, the Cardinals received possession. After finding tight end Trey McBride on a 22-yard gain, Murray kept the ball on a quarterback keeper and went untouched on a 50-yard run to the end zone.

Player prop bet markets will be available for Kyler Murray ahead of Sunday’s NFL action at 1:00 PM ET live on FOX. The Arizona Cardinals (2-3) and Murray face off versus the Green Bay

Kyler Murray finally is set to play football, at least on the practice field. The Arizona Cardinals designated their $230.5 million quarterback for return from the PUP list, activating his 21-day practice window.