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Josh Venfus
Glendale, Ariz. – Despite Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison JuniorConflict through the first three quarters against Seattle Seahawks Thursday night, quarterback Kiler dead It was not reluctant to continue to throw away in your own way.
The result was an almost a return win on national TV.
Harrison held all four of his goals at a distance of 42 yards in the fourth quarter and made a touchdown, causing Arizona to tie the score to the score for losing 23–20 on a field goal by Seattle late.
“He needs me, I need him,” said Murray. “This is a team game, four-fourth of the game, and I think he is not coming out of the game. I don’t want him to come out of the game.
“So, we got to get it. And this is really only that. Just interacting on the sideline, maintaining our confidence.”
Through three quarters, which ended with cardinals below 17–6, Harrison had only two passes on six goals for 24 yards, the target on both obstructions of Murray, faced with a pass before the other. He was also part of another misconception on a route with Murray.
Murray said that he was sure that interception was interesting in Harrison’s mind after the game because “I think Marva expects herself a lot.”
Murray said, “But I love in such a way that he fought back and continued to work hard and continued the plays.” “Obviously, he is probably going to go home thinking about that S.
The fourth quarter cardinals for the first game of Murray 3-Yard went right to Harrison. He again saw the way to Harrison on the last game of drive for 16-yard touchdown. Harrison elevated the ball as he fell deep in the end region. After the catch, Harrison succumbed to celebrating – the feeling of the moment was clear.
“He came to a clutch in stretch,” said Murray. “It’s part of football. I got a lot of confidence on Marva. I will continue to trust in Marva. We should go back to the bus drawing board and be better. … The whole crime understands that we have to start fast and play better, player football. Because it is very good, and it’s not very good, and it is not quite good.”
Coach Jonathan Gainon said he was not worried about Harrison and called his strong finish after “luxurious” after a rocky start.
“I thought he came and burnt him in the second half,” Gainon said.
Despite struggling in the first half, the Murray-And-Hyrison connection flourished in the second half. The dead 58 for 58 yards was a touchdown targeting Harrison after 58 and halftime.
Murray said, “He played his ass in the fourth quarter.” “When he found a man, he made [the] Plays The touchdown catch was an amazing catch. Therefore, again, I got a lot of confidence on him. I think he should also have it. ,
Gainon told Harrison that he wanted him to play fast on Thursday, and he said that after that he felt that Harrison did the same. There were moments on Thursday when Harrison was seen, but Gainon said that to return from those feelings, Harrison needed to “control” a controlle, and the team’s psychological training helped him in those situations.
“He wants to help the team win,” Gainon said. “He gets down on himself. He has found to control that go and control, who is just playing fast for me. Your efforts, control your way of playing and play fast, and I thought what he had done.”
