It is only his third NFL season, but Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is finding his way into the franchise record books. He did it again on Sunday in the Cardinals’ 31-19 road win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The stat comes from Cardinals VP of media relations Mark Dalton.
He completed his last 11 passes in the game, finishing with a completion percentage of 82.4% (he was 28-of-34 passing for 316 yards). That was a career-best in a game for Murray and the third-highest completion percentage in a game in franchise history.
He was 29-of-36 passing in Week 2 for a completion percentage of 80.6%, meaning he had back-to-back weeks of completing over 80% of his passes. He is the first player in franchise history to do so.
Murray surely is going to have a few more franchise firsts before it is all said and done.
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