Category: Cardinals vs. Bills

WATCH: Full highlights from Cardinals’ 32-30 win over the Bills

Both teams made a ton of big plays.

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The Arizona Cardinals somehow came away Sunday afternoon with a 32-30 win over the Buffalo Bills. They fell behind 23-9, rallied to take a 26-23 lead and gave it up with 34 seconds left when Bills quarterback Josh Allen connected with Stefon Diggs for a 21-yard touchdown pass.

Then the Cardinals won it on a 43-yard Hail Mary throw from Kyler Murray to DeAndre Hopkins with two seconds remaining in the game.

There were lots of big plays. Kenyan Drake rushed for 100 yards. Murray had two rushing scores. Allen threw two touchdown passes and even had a touchdown reception.

There were two takeaways by both teams.

Relive the action with all the big plays and highlights in the above video.

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Watch DeAndre Hopkins’ amazing game-winning TD catch

His catch of the Hail Mary throw in the final seconds gave the Cardinals a 32-30 win over the Buffalo Bills.

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The Arizona Cardinals had an improbable 32-30 victory over the Buffalo Bills. After the Bills took a 30-26 lead on a Stefon Diggs 21-yard touchdown catch with 34 seconds left in the game, the Cardinals had to go 75 yards for the win.

On the final offensive play of the game, Kyler Murray took the snap with 11 seconds left, scrambled to his left and then heaved up a throw to the end zone to DeAndre Hopkins, who was covered by three guys. He went up and got the ball, giving the Cardinals a 32-30 win on the 43-yard touchdown catch.

Relive it in the above video and see it from every angle in the following tweet.

The Cardinals are 6-3. Hopkins had seven catches for 127 yards in the game.

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Cardinals DL Corey Peters carted off field with knee injury

The veteran was ruled out immediately. He finished the game with one tackle.

The Arizona Cardinals entered the game with questions of depth on the defensive line. Jordan Phillips was ruled out with a hamstring injury. Rookies Rashard Lawrence and Leki Fotu are on injured reserve, as is Zach Allen.

They suffered another loss in the first half against the Buffalo Bills. In the final two minutes of the first half, veteran Corey Peters went down with a knee injury. He had to be carted off the field and he was immediately ruled out for a return.

The way his teammates surrounded him and treated him as he left the field suggest it could be serious. Peters had one tackle in the first half.

The Cardinals trailed the Bills 16-9 at haltime.

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Cardinals TE Darrell Daniels carted off the field before halftime

He left the game with an ankle injury.

The Arizona Cardinals are down a tight end for now. Late in the second quarter before they kicked and made their third field goal of the game, Darrell Daniels went down with an injury.

He had to be assisted off the field and was carted to the locker room.

It was announced he has an ankle injury and is questionable to return.

He did not have a catch in the first half.

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Cardinals-Bills live scoring updates, highlights, news, reactions

Check back often for live updates.

The Arizona Cardinals and Buffalo Bills face off in State Farm Stadium as two of the best offensive teams in the league. They have dynamic receivers and quarterbacks. The Bills are 7-2 and lead their division, having won three in a row. The Cardinals are one game out of first place in the NFC West.

What does this game have in store?

Below we will update the game with live scoring updates, big plays and more.


OL Cody Ford inactive for Bills in Week 10 vs. Cardinals

The Bills will be down a starting lineman against the Cardinals.

The Buffalo Bills are down a starting offensive lineman in Week 10 as they take on the Arizona Cardinals this afternoon at State Farm Stadium. Guard Cody Ford, who suffered an ankle injury last week and was questionable for the game, has been made inactive and will not dress for the game.

Ford is one of five players who are inactive.

  • QB Jake Fromm
  • RB T.J. Yeldon
  • RB Taiwan Jones
  • OL Cody Ford
  • DL Harrison Phillips

Ike Boetteger will likely start for the Bills in Ford’s place. He replaced him in last week’s game when Ford got hurt.

The Bills are also down four players because of COVID-19. Starting cornerback Josh Norman contracted the coronavirus and three teammates, deemed to have had close contact with him, were placed on the COVID list. The other players are cornerback Levi Wallace, Safety Dean Marlowe and tight end Tyler Kroft.

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Kenyan Drake expected to play, split carries with Chase Edmonds vs. Bills

Questionable with an ankle injury, it appears to be more how much Drake plays rather than if he plays at all.

Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury said on Friday that running back Kenyan Drake would be a game-time decision on Sunday regarding his availability. He had an ankle injury that kept him out of the Cardinals’ Week 9 loss to the Miami Dolphins.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Drake should play. It is a matter of how much he plays, rather than if he plays.

 

“I am told he is expected to play today,” Rapoport reported on NFL Gameday. “They are going to watch him in warmups, see how he is just to determine how significant a role, but he should end up splitting carries today in Arizona.”

Drake has 512 rushing yards this season and four touchdowns. Chase Edmonds, who was the workhorse in Week 9, had 25 carries for only 70 yards against the Dolphins.

The Cardinals will likely closely monitor Drake’s injury because they will play again Thursday night against the Seattle Seahawks.

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Potential Cardinals milestones in Week 10

Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins can hit significant career marks on Sunday.

The Arizona Cardinals will face the Buffalo Bills this afternoon at 2:05 p.m. local time at State Farm Stadium. They hope to end Buffalo’s three-game winning streak and set themselves up for a potential showdown on Thursday against the Seattle Seahawks for first place in the division.

In the game this afternoon, there are a few milestones Cardinals players can reach.


3 keys to a Cardinals victory in Week 10 over Bills

Arizona will need to tackle well, get better secondary play than last week and have the running backs perform well.

Following their first loss since Week 4, the Arizona Cardinals are back on the field today as they host the red-hot Buffalo Bills. This game will feature two of the most productive offenses in the league. The Cardinals enter as the fourth best in the league in yards per play (6.23) while Buffalo ranks eighth (5.97). One thing is for sure in this matchup, the offenses will be able to move the ball up and down the field.

At 7-2, the Bills are riding a three-game win streak. The Cardinals, however, are looking to right the ship and put another W in the win column. For Arizona to accomplish that, there are 3 keys to victory to watch for today.


Cardinals optimistic RB Kenyan Drake will be able to play vs. Bills

He will test things out before the game, but he expects to play,

Arizona Cardinals running back Kenyan Drake is officially questionable for the Week 10 game against the Buffalo Bills. Head coach Kliff Kingsbury said on Friday the decision would be made Sunday in pregame warmups.

He wants to make sure Drake is able to run effectively.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, there is a good chance he plays and the team seems optimistic he will be in the lineup.

If Drake is able to play as currently projected, it would be quite the feat considering the believed severity of his injured ankle.

When he initially got hurt against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 7, it was believed he would miss several weeks.

He missed last week’s game and, if he plays, would only have missed that one game.

The Bills defense allows nearly 126 yards in the ground per game.

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