After a bright start to his second season in the NFL, Arizona Cardinals’ Kyler Murray has had it tough over the last few weeks.

Following an impressive win against the Buffalo Bills, the Cardinals have slumped to 3 defeats on the trot against the likes of the Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots, and the LA Rams.

‘Not worried about pressure’

However, Murray was rather confident about turning the tables on the offense’s chain of dismal outings. What’s more, he declared that the day that will see himself and the faltering offense ‘click’ was just around the corner.

“We make it harder than it has to be. If we just simplify these games, it’s pretty simple in itself, but at the same time, it’s hard to execute at this level,” Murray told the team’s official website.

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When talking about the Cardinals’ chances of making the Playoffs, Murray stated that with 4 games left in the regular season, the team was going to give it their all.

“I’m not worried about the pressure or anything like that. We’ve got 4 games left, and each game is crucial. We know that; everyone knows that. We understand that it’s a 1-0 mentality, and we’ve got to win.”

Tough test ahead for Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals

Defeats to division rivals Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams have dented the Cardinals’ Playoff hopes as they currently sit at 3rd place in the NFC West.

With the offense faltering in all three games, questions are being asked of the misfiring Kyler Murray, who failed to get a single touchdown in that stretch.

In comparison, Murray was averaging a TD a game across the first 10 gameweeks of the current season. Of the remaining 4 games, their toughest test looks to be the game on the road against divisional rivals LA Rams.

Does Kyler Murray have what it takes to rally his troops and redeem himself after having succumbed to a 10 point loss at the hands of the Los Angeles based outfit; for a win will certainly go a long way in bolstering the team’s resolve and their confidence going into their subsequent match-ups.