The Cardinals offense has been inconsistent at best this season, as a team with playoff aspirations is off to a 3–4 start to the season. And on Thursday night, before Arizona took control of the game vs. the Saints, frustrations appeared to boil over.
Quarterback Kyler Murray was caught yelling at head coach Kliff Kingsbury in between plays while the Cardinals were in the red zone. Yet, Murray claims that was nothing big, just him trying to get Kingsbury to relax.
“He’s real animated over there on the sideline sometimes,” Murray said, via Doug Haller of The Athletic. “It's…‘Calm down, we’re good. We’re going to make it right.’ We ended up scoring, so that was good, but that's all I was saying. Just chill out.”
