It is probably safe to say that second-year quarterback Kyler Murray is pretty happy that former Houston Texans wideout DeAndre Hopkins is current Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins after Sunday afternoon's come-from-behind win over the Buffalo Bills.

With Murray and Hopkins connecting for a game-winning Hail Mary in the end zone after the Bills took a lead with less than one minute left in regulation, everybody and their mother took to social media to marvel in the insanity that just ensued—Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes included.

The former league MVP and reigning Super Bowl MVP isn't afraid to dish out some credit where it is due as Hopkins secured one of the most impressive catches of all time in triple coverage. Not only that but such a play won the game for the Cardinals, a team fighting for position in the NFC West which is the toughest division in all of football in 2020.

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Mahomes is obviously the cream of the crop when it comes to playing the quarterback position in today's NFL, though Murray and his bag of tricks isn't too far behind the Chiefs superstar signal-caller. With Mahomes throwing side-arm touchdowns while slinging no-look passes all around the field, Murray is now heaving Hail Marys in addition to scampering around with his legs like a running back.

While it is way too early to predict something of this nature, Mahomes versus Murray in the Super Bowl wouldn't be the least entertaining game to conclude the unprecedented 2020-21 campaign.