DeAndre Hopkins

The Cardinals didn't get the ball in the hands of DeAndre Hopkins and "Hollywood" Brown and it cost them in Sunday's loss to the Buccaneers.

We had a chance to win the game. “It’s part of the game. “I’ve got to do a better job adjusting and getting him the football because he makes the whole thing go. “There were plenty of games where I didn’t have a touch until the third (quarter) and would still end up with a good game. It’s part of the process. It’s not like he’s had many opportunities to throw the ball to Hopkins. “You just move on,” Hopkins said when asked how he would process his inactivity and the nature of this loss. But he shared in the blame, too. … It’s what I signed up for – to come play football no matter who’s throwing me the ball.” The Cardinals were forced to turn to unproven Trace McSorley because of injuries to the other two quarterbacks. In his first NFL start, McSorley sailed a boatload of his passes and equally bounced them off the grass. “I’m a competitor, man,” Hopkins said.