Kyler Murray might be good at this whole football thing after all. On Sunday, the Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback put up another highlight-reel worthy play, finding Larry ā€œLegendā€ Fitzgerald for a magical touchdown.

Watch below. Murray displays his baseball skillset, scrambling around a shrinking pocket ā€” via Seattle Seahawks pressure ā€” and finding the legendary receiver after a little bit of magic.

Passing out of an empty formation, Murray did not find anything. That's when it turned into scramble drill for the No. 1 overall pick.Ā  His veteran and soon-to-be Hall of Fame wide receiver followed perfectly, finding a soft-spot in the coverage, exploiting it and hauling-in the reception.

From there, Fitzgerald did what he quietly does so well: run after the catch. He turned a short reception into a 21-yard touchdown, putting the Redbirds up over their division rival in a game in which they can play spoiler.

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