The Cardinals strung together drive after drive against the New York Jets on Sunday to give Arizona a 24-6 halftime lead, with Trey McBride fueling one with a hurdle before a Marvin Harrison Jr. touchdown grab.

It was the tight end’s third hurdle of the season and his second of three catches in the first half for 48 yards.

IT’S A BIRD. IT’S AN AIRPLANE. IT’S TREY MCBRIDE HURDLING FOR THE THIRD TIME THIS SEASON!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/bBevRNvSnu

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) November 10, 2024

Quarterback Kyler Murray took a solid blindside sack soon after, knocking his helmet clean. He would withstand the blow to keep the drive chugging and posting very dominant numbers throughout the half.

Murray was 17 of 19 with 199 yards and a touchdown passing and rushing in the first half. The passing game was critical, as the run game only allowed 3.4 yards per carry up to that point.

His passing touchdown went to Marvin Harrison Jr., who took a fade route that the two struggled to connect on for much of the season.

1-800-MARV-TIME pic.twitter.com/j9otwVVq6m

— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) November 10, 2024

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