Cardinals Beat 49ers 47-24 in Finale

The Arizona Cardinals concluded their 2024-25 NFL season with a decisive 47-24 victory over the San Francisco 49ers, thanks to Kyler Murray's impressive performance of 242 passing yards and four touchdowns. Despite finishing the season with an 8-9 record and missing the playoffs for the third consecutive year, the Cardinals displayed resilience, particularly in a dominant fourth quarter where they scored three touchdowns. Running back Tony Jones Jr. contributed a 46-yard touchdown run, while rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. tied the franchise record for touchdowns by a rookie with his eighth score of the season. The 49ers, who finished at 6-11, struggled without key players including starting quarterback Brock Purdy, as Joshua Dobbs threw for 326 yards but also had two interceptions. The game marked the Cardinals' highest point total since 2015, showcasing their offensive capabilities as they prepare for the upcoming draft with the 16th pick. The match also saw notable moments, including an interception by Sean Murphy-Bunting and the ejection of players from both teams during a heated second quarter.