GLENDALE -- Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray has set a new franchise record with 17 consecutive completions against the New York Jets in Week 10. To publish, Murray has completed 22/24 passes for 266 yards and one touchdown while adding two more rushing touchdowns to his resume.

Arizona quarterback Kyler Murray passed for 266 yards and set a team record with 17 consecutive completions as the Cardinals rolled to a 31-6 victory over the New York Jets Sunday in Glendale, Ariz.

Quarterback Kyler Murray's three touchdowns and precision passing helped the Cardinals blow out Aaron Rodgers and the Jets.

In the second quarter of their Week 10 battle against the New York Jets, Murray dropped back to pass and wasn't able to get the ball off in time - and Jets linebacker Quincy Williams made him pay with a hit so hard everybody in State Farm Stadium felt it, popping Murray's helmet off and away yards down the field.

After their 21-13 victory against the Texans in Week 9, the Jets had 10 days to prepare for the Cardinals. The extended time was not nearly enough. Arizona (6-4) steamrolled the Jets (3-7) 31-6 behind three Kyler Murray touchdowns on a beautiful day at State Farm Stadium with the roof open.