Week 7 game between the Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Chargers is on! As both teams are struggling to score against each other, a major concern regarding QB Kyler Murray has caught the fans’ attention lately.

Cardinals QB Kyler Murray exited the game due to a hip injury on Monday night football. During the second quarter, when he was about to throw a pass, Chargers’ Denzel Perryman tried to block him by bringing him down flat on his hips. This resulted in his hip injury, and he has now reportedly exited the game, causing fear among millions of Cardinals fans.

In addition to that, this incident also shattered Dan Orlovsky, who could be heard begging the quarterback to send the pass immediately to his receiver, Marvin Harrison Jr. The ESPN sports commentator, who is calling for the game today, begged on LIVE TV to Murray, saying, “I mean I’d tell you just throw the ball to Marvin Harrison Jr but…” But it is now too late, Orlovsky!

Murray met with an unexpected injury, and the fans are praying that it’s not a serious one. However, for now, Kyler Murray has returned to the game and was reportedly out for just one play, in which he was seen limping on the field with pain.

Nevertheless, fans can take a slight relief. Murray is making a comeback, leading his Cardinals ahead of the Chargers 7-6 at halftime. And why shouldn’t he? After all the quarterback has been aiming for this one since last week.

Kyler Murray is optimistic of winning?

Kyler Murray has been through it all. From Rookie of the Year to Pro Bowls, leading the Cardinals to big wins, and suffering tough playoff losses. He’s seen coaches come and go. He’s battled injuries, even missing nearly a year with a torn knee. Yet, despite the struggles, the disappointments, and the current 2-4 record, he still believes in the team’s winning.

Ahead of his first Monday night game with the coach, Jonathan Gannon against the Chargers, Murray expressed his confidence in the team. He said, “We’re 2-4, but when we go out there on Sunday and we’re on the field, you’re at that point where you’ve seen pretty much all of it. It’s a good feeling. Obviously, we have to deliver and execute.”

This shows that Kyler Murray, who was once praised by Patrick Mahomes, is optimistic about winning against the Chargers. They will try their best to make it happen. And if you look at the current ongoing game, it’s easily visible. Murray, despite his one-play absence, is giving a tough time to the Chargers.