Kyler Murray.....

[Judge Fudge]

But I understand Kylers point.

It's like blaming the refs for a missed call that cost your team a win.

YOU SHOULD NOT BLAME ONE PERSON FOR 52 PLAYERS FAILURES.

Where is Hopkins blame, what about their rbs, ol, Defense.....


WHy is it all in Murray?

 

[SteelersPride]

Reports from multiple places that morts “sources” may be bunk and its a smear campaign

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

But I understand Kylers point.

It's like blaming the refs for a missed call that cost your team a win.

YOU SHOULD NOT BLAME ONE PERSON FOR 52 PLAYERS FAILURES.

Where is Hopkins blame, what about their rbs, ol, Defense.....


WHy is it all in Murray?

Welcome to being an NFL qb.

 

[Judge Fudge]

Welcome to being an NFL qb.

I know but still

 

[Breed]

How does this make it a myth that he gets a lot of passes batted? He's top ten in the league

Does it seem so bad to you when you break it down percentage-wise compared to other QBs?

2.4% of Josh Allen's 646 passes were batted
2.0% of Murray's 481 passes.
1.5% of Aaron Rodgers 531 passes
1.5% of Joe Burrow's 520 passes.
1.4% of Matt Stafford's 601 passes
1.7% of Mac Jones 521 passes
2.6% of Baker Mayfield's 418 passes
1.8% of Ryan Tannehill's 531 passes

 

[wildturkey]

Murray, bro. You were fucking terrible in that playoff game. It was all on you. Stfu on this one

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

It's more than just Murray, obviously but Kyler needs to grow up too. The criticism comes with the territory. Deal with it and don't act all butthurt. Move forward, keep working on your craft and be a team leader.

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[SJ76]

Rut roh

Detente: Kyler Murray refused to finish Wildcard loss vs. LA Rams

In LA Rams News: The rival Arizona Cardinals and quarterback Kyler Murray appear to be in Detente after Murray refused to finish Wildcard loss vs. LA Rams

ramblinfan.com

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

Whatever happens with this drama, I think it's safe to say Kingsbury will be on the hot seat next season. Another second half collapse will spell the end of his coaching career, imo.
As for this Murray drama, it looks like a temper tantrum but it might be a power play by him to speed up the contract extension. I have doubts on it working though. It's not a good look with a resume that isn't complete. Maybe he needs to dust off the ball glove.

 

[megalodon30]

Another second half collapse will spell the end of his coaching career,

I’m willing to bet some mid-tier college programs would welcome him with open arms.

Only question is if he’d want to go back to the NCAA.

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

I’m willing to bet some mid-tier college programs would welcome him with open arms.

Only question is if he’d want to go back to the NCAA.

Yeah maybe. But even in college, his teams always collapsed down the stretch when the comp got tougher. Definitely don't see any big program wanting him.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Yeah maybe. But even in college, his teams always collapsed down the stretch when the comp got tougher. Definitely don't see any big program wanting him.

He'll go back to a mid-major program and if he can build that up he'll get a call to a major program or he takes a coordinator position for a few years and maybe get another HC interview.

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[Battlelyon]

This is the guy that wants to get paid much more money

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[fastforward]

I'm not going to blame Murray or the Cardinals. Goff, Gurley, and the Rams probably had similar conversations, but they kept everything behind closed doors. Murray's situation will get sorted soon enough.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Talk about falling off the cliff at the wrong time of year.

 

[Scooby-Doo]

This falloff is a Kingsbury special. The funny thing is, the week Dhop got injured is the week the slide happened with Kyler.

Murray has to grow up fast and become a leader, or he can hit the road as far as I’m concerned. The talent is there, however everything else? Hoping it’s a maturity thing and he snaps out of it. When you compare The other young top QB’s who got extended, the teams they took over were far better than the Cards when Kyler took over.

Mahomes inherited a 10 win team
Allen inherited a 9 win team
Kyler inherited a 3 win team with the 32nd offense in the NFL.

The bigger concern for me is the fact that they just extended Kingsbury through 2027… wtf

 

[Clayton]

This falloff is a Kingsbury special. The funny thing is, the week Dhop got injured is the week the slide happened with Kyler.

Murray has to grow up fast and become a leader, or he can hit the road as far as I’m concerned. The talent is there, however everything else? Hoping it’s a maturity thing and he snaps out of it. When you compare The other young top QB’s who got extended, the teams they took over were far better than the Cards when Kyler took over.

Mahomes inherited a 10 win team
Allen inherited a 9 win team
Kyler inherited a 3 win team with the 32nd offense in the NFL.

The bigger concern for me is the fact that they just extended Kingsbury through 2027… wtf

Keim has to be a factor here, too.

The Cardinals haven't really drafted any help for Kyler. They traded and signed veteran help for him. The Cardinals have had good draft capital spent on Byron Murphy, Isaiah Simmons, Zaven Collins, and Rondale Moore. That really hasnt paid off for you guys in a division with 2 SB contenders because since a lot of the moves have been FA moves it makes the long-term projection for the offense in a tough spot. The Cardinals almost have to sign Murray because without him their offense will be nothing shortly.