Larry Fitzgerald scores on flea-flicker (VIDEO)

The Arizona Cardinals are lighting up the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field, and they just put one of the best plays of the year together. In the third quarter, Arizona defensive back Patrick Peterson nabbed an interception off an errand throw by Jimmy Clausen. On the following series, head coach Bruce Arians called for the flea-flicker from the 28-yard line, and it was run to perfection.

Carson Palmer threw a beautiful pass into the end zone, and the future Hall of Famer made an incredible catch, coming down with the ball in between multiple defenders including the outmatched Shea McClellin. The Cardinals are laying the proverbial wood to the Bears, who are completely overwhelmed with the amount of weapons that Arizona can throw at them.

The Cardinals are not relying as much on Fitzgerald anymore, with John Brown and Michael Floyd being the two most prolific receivers on the roster. Still, Fitzgerald can make a serious impact, as shown on the touchdown grab.

The Bears have been nothing less than rancid over the past few years, and it is clearly going to be another long year. To add injury to insult, Chicago looks to have lost quarterback Jay Cutler for the rest of the game and perhaps longer with a hamstring injury. Cutler was injured in the second quarter after throwing an interception, and then proceeded to try and tackle Tony Jefferson. Not only did Jefferson score on the play, but Cutler hurt his hamstring. Yikes.