The Arizona Cardinals are currently struggling to keep pace in the NFC West, sitting behind the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers, and face the risk of falling to last place with a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

Their season has been marked by inconsistency, highlighted by a narrow one-point victory over the San Francisco 49ers followed by a significant 34-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Adding to their challenges, the Cardinals have been held to 14 points or fewer in three games this season, which ties for the most in the NFL, and they are averaging only 7.0 points in the first quarter.

Despite ranking 13th in red-zone efficiency and 15th in third-down conversions, the team has struggled with ball security and tackling, which has hindered their overall performance.

Quarterback Kyler Murray emphasized the need for better attention to detail, particularly on third downs, where the team's conversion rate has dropped in recent games.

Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing acknowledged the necessity of cleaning up inconsistencies in playcalling and execution, attributing the issues to a mix of scheme and player performance.

Players have stressed the importance of correcting mistakes, as repeated errors can lead to losses in the highly competitive NFL.

Defensive lineman L.J. Collier remains confident that the team can embark on a winning streak if they effectively execute their game plan.

Murray expressed faith in the team's potential, encouraging a mindset focused on continuous improvement and addressing immediate challenges.

Despite the ups and downs, wide receiver Michael Wilson and his teammates maintain optimism, believing in their talent and preparation to turn the season around.

In an effort to enhance their performance, the team has implemented improved practice routines, including dedicated sessions for refining contested catches among receivers.

Wilson voiced his frustration following a 42-14 loss to the Washington Commanders, highlighting the emotional toll of poor performance, especially in the competitive landscape of the NFL.