While quarterback Kyler Murray likes to turn the page on both wins and losses quickly, for the sake of his shoulder, it's good that he has a little extra time after Thursday's 28-21 loss to Seattle.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Friday that Murray is dealing with "a little bit of a sprained AC (acromioclavicular) joint" in his right shoulder, but that Murray "should be fine by his next start."
"Nothing that happened (Thursday), no injury to his shoulder, is expected to keep him out either next start or long term," Rapoport said.
With the Thursday night game, Murray has a little extra time to work through any lingering pain if he needs before the Cardinals next take on the Patriots in New England Nov.