Cardinals QB Kyler Murray carted off discipline vs. Patriots with knee injury Grant GordonDigital Content Editor

 Cardinals QB Kyler Murray carted off discipline vs. Patriots with knee injury

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Just three snaps into Monday night's game, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray suffered a non-contact knee damage and was once as a result carted off the field.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport suggested the concern is Murray suffered a serious injury, and an MRI and different assessments are forthcoming. Following the Cardinals' 27-13 loss to the New England Patriots, head educate Kliff Kingsbury stated it "doesn't seem to be good," however the group would understand extra in the morning.

Murray scrambled and went down following a 3-yard run on the 1/3 play from scrimmage. He used to be at first detailed as questionable to return, however the scene used to be grim and he used to be dominated out quickly after.

Surrounded by means of teammates, Murray was once transported off the area and should be viewed with tears in his eyes earlier than masking his head with a towel. He was once changed by using Colt McCoy.

A two-time Pro Bowler in his fourth season, Murray neglected two video games until now this season with a hamstring harm and overlooked three a yr in the past with an ankle ailment. In each instances, he completed the video games he used to be injured in earlier than lacking time. On Monday, the scene was once a ways one-of-a-kind and a ways extra worrisome.

"It's difficult to see a participant like Murray get hurt," Patriots head educate Bill Belichick said. "I hope he is OK."

The 25-year-old, who used to be the No. 1 average select in 2019 and signed a profitable extension this year, has performed 258 of 389 passes for 2,359 yards, 14 touchdowns and seven interceptions with 415 yards dashing and three greater rankings this season.

"It's tough," Kingsbury said. "There's no doubt. You see groups go via it ever week, however you lose your starter on the 1/3 play of the recreation [it's tough], non-contact, it is simply hard to watch and see. You gotta be capable to rebound and play the game, though."