Lmao, man, & people were saying Kyler didn’t like playing under center for a while.These numbers are interesting for sure!
Kyler Murray's Journey To Get Under Center
Quarterback had non-shotgun snaps spike in Petzing offensewww.azcardinals.com
K1 mentioned that MHJ had good day in that interview. Interesting that teams website OTA pics today have Paris, Connor and other players celebrating around MHJ after a catch. Would love to see the play made to get that reaction.
Maybe they are considering KM missing a few games to injury…
I was thinking our TE room is stronger than I can remember…
I'm thinking more for a heavy running game.
LOL. Trey McBride has all the makings of a good one. Behind that is almost nothing proven. TE is one of the positions where success is least-correlated to draft position historically and takes the longest to develop.
We used 13 personnel for 106 snaps in 2023. I don't know that 106 snaps out of 1054 snaps constitutes a lot.
Tip is the TE with the most question marks. That said, he was used significantly as a blocker in college and that is the area most TEs struggle with when they transition to the NFL. What I like about the TE room is that all the roles are pretty clearly defined. McBride is a dual threat TE. Tip comes in with a strong college background in blocking, but has the athletic profile to be a dual threat. Higgins has showed he can be a receiving option but has limited size.
