Cardinals QB Kyler Murray attempted a season-high 45 passes in Sunday's loss to the Vikings. But his production proved limited. Murray completed a solid 68.9% of his passes but at just 5.78 yards per attempt, his lowest rate since Week 7. Murray also threw just 1 TD pass. It was his fourth straight game with one or fewer and 10th game among 12 this season that included 1 TD pass or fewer. Murray added 48 rushing yards, his largest tally since Week 7.
Murray has fallen short of 16 fantasy points (4-point passing TD scoring) in two straight games and three of his past four.
Next comes a rematch with the Seahawks, who limited the Cardinals to just 6 points and Murray to less than 11 fantasy points in Week 12.
Positive matchups with the Patriots, Panthers, and Rams lie beyond that, though.
Murray's upside keeps him in the starting mix for lineups in the fantasy football playoffs. His inconsistent production, though, makes him tough to trust as a solo fantasy starter.
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