Should have never signed him to that big contract.
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Should have never signed him to that big contract.
You forgot the "Steal the underpants" and "Profit" stepsHere is the plan offered by the Never-Murrays:
Step One - Get rid of Kyler Murray immediately!
Step Two - ???????????
Step Three - A higher level of success for the Arizona Cardinals!
We had plenty of control. I and others said there's no need to rush, let's see another year. If ownership wouldn't have been, you know, idiotic, we would have seen that year and never, ever offered him so big a deal.Said it before but Kyler and the organization would have been better off if he left after the playoff game.
Cards probably would have found their QB by now and K1 either makes it elsewhere or not.
I just fear for his safety. Taking a rogue snap to the face put him out for the year.Here is the plan offered by the Never-Murrays:
Step One - Get rid of Kyler Murray immediately!
Step Two - ???????????
Step Three - A higher level of success for the Arizona Cardinals!
Poor little guyI just fear for his safety. Taking a rogue snap to the face put him out for the year.
You mentioned like 5 stinking players, with two of them in their mid to late 30’s when they got here. If you want, I’ll go back in time and exceed 100 players where the opposite is true. Silly argument when your taking the side of this franchise in any discussion about player development.Remember when we ruined Larry Cent...err...Kwamie Lass...err...Larry Fitz...err Kurt War...err...and Carson Pal...err...and Trey McBri...err...and many others...
Talent shines through even on a bad franchise. Despite poor coaching. Despite lesser talent surrounding them. They lift up others.
The ball is much larger in ratio to him than it is to other NFL QBs. I have seen the pictures online. Risky business.Poor little guy
When Bidwill gave Murray that huge contract, at first, I thought what an idiot. Then, I thought it was a good move because if he waited another year, it would cost even more.Don't forget the extension of his contract for no reason while knowing he wasn't putting in the 100% effort mentally
I wouldn’t hold on to that cap figure too much. That is going to drastically change with the cutting of several bloated bad free agent hires from 2024let me add this: the Cards have LESS cap room that the Seahawks or Rams, and about the same as the 49ers. All for 9-10 fewer wins.
To the fact we also don’t have a team president like many other organizations who make the playoffs at a much higher rate.No expertise needed.
Some people have had their head in the sand for a while for how poorly this team has been ran by the Bidwillians.
From the toxic work environment which revealed that many in the org were abusive drunks. To the clause in the contract. To the horrible way they treat players and their families.
Total rot from the head down.
You keep claiming Kyler's a great player; the actual great players the Cards have had have shined despite the wretchedness of the franchise. Ergo, he ain't as great as you think he isYou mentioned like 5 stinking players, with two of them in their mid to late 30’s when they got here. If you want, I’ll go back in time and exceed 100 players where the opposite is true. Silly argument when your taking the side of this franchise in any discussion about player development.
Jets could trade a Day 2 pick to the Cardinals for Kyler Murray
Murray only played five games last season, though he didn't exactly light it up. Jacoby Brissett put up better passing numbers than Murray, and there are some concerns about how well the former No. 1 overall pick's style of play is going to age if he loses some of his mobility.
At times, Murray has been great. To deny that is just hate speech. The problem has been consistency. And what has contributed to a lack of consistency can be spread over many facets……some of which are attributed directly to Kyler, but many are because of this franchise having no clue about building a team around him. Availability due to injuries cannot be be denied either. The latter would be my biggest concern with Kyler. But, it’s not like any of his injuries will have a lingering affect on his ability to play at a high level.You keep claiming Kyler's a great player; the actual great players the Cards have had have shined despite the wretchedness of the franchise. Ergo, he ain't as great as you think he is![]()
At times, sure. The problem is, those times are ancient history how. He hasn't been good for a long time. Average at best. So, thank you for admitting he isn't a great player.At times, Murray has been great. To deny that is just hate speech. The problem has been consistency. And what has contributed to a lack of consistency can be spread over many facets……some of which are attributed directly to Kyler, but many are because of this franchise having no clue about building a team around him. Availability due to injuries cannot be be denied either. The latter would be my biggest concern with Kyler. But, it’s not like any of his injuries will have a lingering affect on his ability to play at a high level.
Personally, I think Murray exiting this franchise is more a decision that Murray has made, not the Cardinals. He’s watched this organization make so many mistakes, that he’s emotionally exhausted & wants out to go somewhere where he has some kind of chance for success. Whether Murray is a bad human being for not wanting to waste any more time here is debatable. Either way, Murray is MOST likely gone & I’m not in denial of that. But, bottom line, the tragedy of that is consistent with all the blunders I have personally experienced watching this clueless franchise for the last 62+ years as a fan. When do you stop placing the largest portion of the futility blame on either the players or the coaches & lay it directly at the feet of the Bidwill family? Well, I’m 100% there RIGHT NOW.
It’s your opinion that he’s average, not mine. Right system, stay relatively healthy, and he’s going to be a difference maker. Maybe very good, maybe even great, but definitely a difference maker. Any opportunity other than the Jets lol, and he’s going to make us all come to grips that we root for such a dysfunctional franchise, that no QB will matter much. For right now, we’ll have to agree to disagree & move on. I pray for his sake, that wherever he goes, he has an opportunity to show off his true worth. Football is not like boxing, bowling, or golf. He needs 21 other players to contribute at a high level in order to see the ultimate success. Sadly, he’s had none of that in AZ.At times, sure. The problem is, those times are ancient history how. He hasn't been good for a long time. Average at best. So, thank you for admitting he isn't a great player.
I think the franchise--read Bidwill, M.--was thoroughly done with him. I don't care how he's gone, though, so long as he's gone. Let's get the most we can for him and move along.
No, your opinion is that he's great; the fact is that he's average. Unless you want to find...well, anything...that says he's above average? Any stats? Didn't think so.It’s your opinion that he’s average, not mine. Right system, stay relatively healthy, and he’s going to be a difference maker. Maybe very good, maybe even great, but definitely a difference maker. Any opportunity other than the Jets lol, and he’s going to make us all come to grips that we root for such a dysfunctional franchise, that no QB will matter much. For right now, we’ll have to agree to disagree & move on. I pray for his sake, that wherever he goes, he has an opportunity to show off his true worth. Football is not like boxing, bowling, or golf. He needs 21 other players to contribute at a high level in order to see the ultimate success. Sadly, he’s had none of that in AZ.
That thing was a missile! Amazing he's still alive.The ball is much larger in ratio to him than it is to other NFL QBs. I have seen the pictures online. Risky business.
I’m so glad that you’re around to tell me how I feel! Not sure what I would do without you lol. We’ll agree to disagree & wait to see how the rest of Murray’s career goes.No, your opinion is that he's great; the fact is that he's average. Unless you want to find...well, anything...that says he's above average? Any stats? Didn't think so.
Your opinion is that he would be great if not here. Nothing to support that opinion but hopium, I'm afraid.
No, your opinion is that he's great; the fact is that he's average. Unless you want to find...well, anything...that says he's above average? Any stats? Didn't think so.
Your opinion is that he would be great if not here. Nothing to support that opinion but hopium, I'm afraid.
That way I wouldn't have had to watch his incredible talent utterly wasted on this caricature of an NFL franchise.
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"incredible talent"Is my sentence the most beautiful thing you've ever seen BHCF?Or what message are you trying to convey here?