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The Arizona Cardinals pulled within a touchdown of the Las Vegas Raiders in the fourth quarter of their game Sunday afternoon.
To do that, it took one of the craziest plays you will ever see.
After Darrel Williams had a one-yard touchdown run to make the score 23-13, the Cardinals decided to go for two, making it a one-score game.
Kyler Murray scores on a run, but it didn’t start that way. He dropped back to pass, moved around, ran around some more, backpedaling more than 20 yards.
Then he takes off and gets into the end zone for the conversion.
In all, it took more than 20 seconds for the play to happen.
You might not see anything like that again.
Kyler Murray traveled 84.9 yards on his successful two-point conversion scramble, the most distance traveled by an offensive ball-carrier on a two-point conversion attempt in the NGS era (since 2016).#AZvsLV | @AZCardinals pic.twitter.com/tGeZvMgjdn
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) September 18, 2022
This play took 20.8 seconds from snap to score 😱 @K1
📺: #AZvsLV on CBS
📱: Stream on NFL+ https://t.co/FVZamC6mMP pic.twitter.com/Fa2EBh1eEw— NFL (@NFL) September 18, 2022
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