Kyler Murray, who is dealing with a hamstring injury, said he had to be convinced to play in Sunday's season finale against the Los Angeles Rams.

Murray said his hamstring felt good during a pregame workout during which he tried to accelerate "a couple of times," but it felt sore just before the game. Murray was trying to err on the side of caution but said he had to be talked into playing.

The rookie quarterback injured himself in Week 16 against the Seattle Seahawks.

"They had to like convince me just because I'm more concerned, not wanting to injure it more, but at the same time, I understood it is what it is," Murray said. "I'm a competitor. If I hurt it, I'm going to hurt it. So, when I was out there I wasn't even thinking about it."

Kliff Kingsbury said after the loss that Murray was not at risk to hurt the hamstring more during the game.

"It was a deal where if he strained it more, he wouldn't have gone," Kingsbury said. "He felt it but really, you saw he didn't try to take off. We didn't run him at all. He did a nice job of not kicking it into fifth gear."

The Kansas City Chiefs have claimed Terrell Suggs off waivers.

Suggs was released last week by the Arizona Cardinals.

There had been reports Suggs was hoping to end up back with the Baltimore Ravens.

The Arizona Cardinals have released Terrell Suggs.

Suggs will go on waivers on Monday.

Suggs played 69% of Arizona's defensive snaps this season and started all 13 games, leading the team with 5.5 sacks.

David Johnson's role with the Arizona Cardinals has declined as of late and the running back isn't pleased.

Despite appearing in 11 of the team's 13 games this season, Johnson has played just 48.3 percent of offensive snaps.

Johnson said Wednesday his lack of playing time was an issue he's brought up to the coaching staff and something with which he did not agree.

"Any NFL player, if you're a competitor, if you're not on the field, you're obviously going to be upset about it," he said.