Murray suffers hamstring injury in win over Seahawks

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray was replaced by Brett Hundley in the second half of Sunday's game versus the Seattle Seahawks after suffering a hamstring injury.

Murray was labeled questionable to return, but never did. He appeared hurt while coming to the bench at the end of a third-down scramble.

The rookie signal-caller helped the Cardinals get out to a double-digit lead over the Seahawks, throwing one touchdown pass and totaling 158 yards of offense before leaving. Even with Murray sidelined, Arizona earned a surprising 27-13 victory in Seattle.

Murray, the first overall pick in 2019 out of Oklahoma, entered Week 16 with 21 touchdowns (17 passing, four rushing) and 10 interceptions.