On November 15, 2020, at State Farm Stadium, the Arizona Cardinals faced the Buffalo Bills in a dramatic NFL showdown. With just 11 seconds left, Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray launched a desperate 43-yard Hail Mary pass that wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins miraculously caught over three Bills defenders for the game-winning touchdown with just one second on the clock. The play sealed a 32–30 comeback victory for Arizona, who had trailed 23–9 in the third quarter and had just seen Buffalo take the lead 30 seconds earlier on a Josh Allen touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs. Dubbed the "Hail Murray"—a pun on "Hail Mary" and Murray's name—it was the first go-ahead Hail Mary in a regular-season fourth quarter since the 2015 Miracle in Motown and was later voted the NFL Play of the Year for 2020. Despite desperate attempts by Bills defenders Jordan Poyer, Tre'Davious White, and Micah Hyde to break up the catch, Hopkins maintained possession in the end zone, cementing the play's legendary status in football history.