Kyler Murray

The quarterback and coach had to be calmed down by DeAndre Hopkins.

The star wide receiver had a big game in his return with 10 catches for 103 yards and a touchdown, but Arizona did still need two defensive scores to get past a New Orleans team playing without several of its own top offensive options. Just before the Cards ripped off a stretch where they scored three touchdowns in less than two minutes of game time (two of them on pick-sixes), they faced a first-and-goal from the 2-yard line. Kingsbury echoed the same sentiment. . . But the victory did not come without controversy. [per The Athletic](https://theathletic.com/3715589/2022/10/21/cardinals-saints-kingsbury-kyler-murray/).

Cameras showed Murray walking to the sideline, repeatedly mouthing "Calm the f--- down" to Kingsbury with 2:32 left in the second quarter after Arizona called a ...

"Excited for the guys, no doubt," Kingsbury said. "Spent a lot of time in the offseason preparing for this moment," Hopkins said. "The main goal is to win. It was his fourth time hitting both marks in the same game as a Cardinal and the first time since Oct. "That was for everybody out there who said I can't catch," Simmons said. By time Simmons scored, just 1 minute and 42 seconds of game time had elapsed and the Cardinals had put 22 points on the board to take a 28-14 lead at halftime. [Marco Wilson](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4240595/marco-wilson), who grabbed the ball out of midair after wide receiver [Marquez Callaway](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4035170/marquez-callaway) bobbled it. "We're good," Murray said. Honestly, I love being a part of a team that two people are dedicated and that focused on winning and obviously you're going to butt heads. After that we're good." "We're going to make it right. "So, it was, I guess it's my fault.

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray and head coach Kliff Kingsbury got into a heated sideline exchange in Thursday's win over the New Orleans Saints.

Most importantly, he connected with Hopkins 10 times for 104 yards as the Cardinals snapped an eight-game home losing streak. 'He said I didn't look good on TV acting that fiery,' Kingsbury said. 'We're good,' Murray said. After that we're good.' We're just trying to win. 'We're going to make it right.

Kyler Murray was seen swearing at head coach Kliff Kingsbury amid the Arizona Cardinals' crucial 42-34 win over the New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night ...

Superstar wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins acted as a peacekeeper and got in between the quarterback and the coach. Murray insisted everything was OK between him and Kingsbury, putting the clash down to a will to win. “The clock was running down and we couldn't have got off the play that we were trying to run,” Murray said. As Murray made his way to the sideline, he clearly screams at Kingsbury: “Calm the f*** down!” As time ticked down, Kingsbury seemed desperate for Murray to snap the ball but he opted to take a timeout instead. Despite leading Arizona to a huge win over the Saints, the 25-year-old once again found himself in the news after cameras caught him furiously shouting at Kingsbury.

During last night's game, Kyler Murray and Kliff Kingsbury had a heated exchange on the sideline.

"He said I didn't look good on TV acting that fiery," Kingsbury told reporters. Fortunately for the Cardinals, winning cures everything. "So, it was, I guess it's my fault.