Lots of blame today across the entire organization, but since this is a KM thread, he will be here in 2025 after that see ya. I’ve watched enough of this guy to know who he is at this point. He could be coached by Bill Walsh and be the same player he is with Petzing.
OT: Kyler Murray Debacle Thread
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sad part is in a few four years from now we could see a more successful more mature kyler murray on his third or fourth team like other qbs we see
Bro, ride your Segway off on this one.Of course you’re not he’s hurt right?
I think he's a mental puss because he's "hurt".
But if we can't win with 30 vs the Panthers, it ain't on the offense.
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Stop watching the dumb clickbait Call of Duty takes on Kyler. The issues are physical. He’s probably lost 8-10 mph on his fastball and the legs aren’t the same.
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The Jags? LolBro, ride your Segway off on this one.
I think he's a mental puss because he's "hurt".
But if we can't win with 30 vs the Jags, it ain't on the offense.
Kliff was HC of Texas Tech when we hired him.
Gattdammit, the Panthers. Same sewer system and you know it.
Hmmm. We been saying this for the last 4 years.
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Actually he had been fired from Tech when we hired him. The revisionist historians on the Kliff era on this board have mental issues.
Right, even worse.
when i revision i see two of the worst decisions keim ever made - we're still paying for both - kyler and the kyler whisperer
Re signing Kyler was worse.
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Wasn’t he an assistant at USC when we hired him?
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Yes, he was.
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So, you have no idea what you are talking about?
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I legit think he has some minor injuries he is dealing with. However.... IDGAF. Cry to your mommy bro.
I also believe the INT wasn't a huge deal since it acted a lot like a punt in that situation.
What I do know is that the kid just doesn't have "it".
I've watched this game long enough to know it when I see it. You notice it immediately and you see it overcoming play-calling, coaching in general, bad penalties, injuries, and most importantly.... Hostile road crowds.
This kid doesn't do any of those things consistently. He shows flashes that tantalize, but rarely when it matters. And when it really matters...... It's not present. Period.
I also believe the INT wasn't a huge deal since it acted a lot like a punt in that situation.
What I do know is that the kid just doesn't have "it".
I've watched this game long enough to know it when I see it. You notice it immediately and you see it overcoming play-calling, coaching in general, bad penalties, injuries, and most importantly.... Hostile road crowds.
This kid doesn't do any of those things consistently. He shows flashes that tantalize, but rarely when it matters. And when it really matters...... It's not present. Period.
He doesn’t allow this offense to be explosive because of his limitation of throwing from the pocket.
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That Dolphins game seems so long ago. I thought that was arguably his best game ever. From the pocket-presence, to MOF throws, etc.
Damn.
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By then he’ll be 30, the wear and tear will have taken its toll, he won’t be the running threat he barely is now and he‘ll just be a short, scared quarterback.
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RIGHT AFTER a second consecutive collapse followed by one of the most embarrassing playoff performances of all time.
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Nothing was on the line yet. And he was probably close to 100% health.
Mighty mouse has a lithium ion battery like my yard blower. The minute it gets under 15%..... It dies.
Raiders have pick #6 now. C'mon Davis! Come get at ya boy Mikey!>>!>!>!!!!!!
Come to think of it, I was sick of Kyler then.
That would be so cool!!!
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Again it might be cause of how tiny his arms are/body portion
It might be not being able to slow down his unreal twitch
It might be that he's still shook over that Seahawks pick 6.
However, on the INT he had Trey. I know he said he was going for the TD, but again I question if he can float a pass sprinting hard to his right/left (without stopping).
On the run before the game typing kick he had Higgins wide open and was afraid to just toss it.
He still trust his legs than when guys are 5 to 10 yards in front of him while being pressured.That or he has to come to a complete stop to make an accurate throw.
It might be not being able to slow down his unreal twitch
It might be that he's still shook over that Seahawks pick 6.
However, on the INT he had Trey. I know he said he was going for the TD, but again I question if he can float a pass sprinting hard to his right/left (without stopping).
On the run before the game typing kick he had Higgins wide open and was afraid to just toss it.
He still trust his legs than when guys are 5 to 10 yards in front of him while being pressured.That or he has to come to a complete stop to make an accurate throw.
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