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There were a number of crazy plays in the Arizona Cardinals’ 34-33 win over the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2. However, one of the most thrilling plays gave Cardinals rookie receiver Rondale Moore his first NFL touchdown.
It was something only a handful of NFL quarterbacks could do.
Quarterback Kyler Murray escaped pressure, moved to his left, threw on the run and, somehow, Moore was wide open down the field.
The speedy rookie did the rest. The result was a 77-yard touchdown pass from Murray to Moore, giving the Cardinals their first lead of the game.
Moore said it might have been the most wide open he has ever been and that, in the moment, all he was worried about was not dropping the ball.
It was one catch of his first career 100-yard game, as he had a team-leading seven receptions for 114 yards and the touchdown.
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