"It felt good. I don't get the opportunity to get hit that many times. I don't want to get hit that many times, but it juiced everybody up in a sense," Murray said.

Kyler Murray threw only two incompletions all game, going 22-for-24. He completed his last 17 passes. This was humiliating on so many levels defensively. The Cardinals still ran the ball well, rushing for 147 yards, and totaled 406 yards of offense, the second-most the Jets have allowed this season.

In his return from injury, the guard was a bright spot. The Jets offense was passing way too much, and while Simpson was flagged one time against the Cardinals, he was a rock otherwise. Simpson’s 85.4 overall PFF grade was the best on New York’s roster.