The Green Bay Packers have opted for the Thursday Night Football Game at the Arizona Cardinals in a dramatic manner. Kyler Murray threw an interception at the last play of the game. The hosts must therefore accept the first defeat of the season. The eighth victory in a row, which continued undefeated season to reach near: 15 seconds before the end, the Cardinals had the ball at the State of 21:24 at the opposing five-yard line. The Overtime seemed virtually secured, the victory only a positive play away. But it came differently. Kyler Murray (22/33, 274 YDS, 2 INT, 6 ATT, 21 YDS) threw a passport to the right side of the field in the end zone, where A.J. Green (5 rec, 50 yds) in direct duel with Rasul Douglas was. Unlike all other receivers of the Cardinals, however, Green did not take a pass route, but seemed to block Douglas. The cornerback was able to vote the ball in the air and pick up acrobatically. Interception, turnover, the packers won the game! The Cardinals had just turne...