Like any new couple, Kingsbury and Murray have been figuring out how they fit together. It’s been a process, but week-to-week growth from both Kingsbury and Murray has been evident. Last week, Kingsbury took the pressure off of Murray, as the Cardinals finally ran the ball more times than they threw it (38 runs, 32 passes). Not coincidentally, the Cards earned their first win as running backs David Johnson and Chase Edmonds combined for 159 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries. The ability to open up the ground game allowed Murray to create for himself, both through in the air and the ground. Murray threw for 253 yards and ran for another 93 and a touchdown. On the season, Murray has combined for more than 1,500 total yards through the first five games.