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First photo of Kyler Murray taking snaps in a Vikings uniform.
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To think anyone that posts here regularly ISN'T a Cardinals fan is interesting. Why would anyone waste any precious time on this awful franchise if they didn't have the misfortune of being a fan?Closely monitoring - you mean by listening to the local ARIZONA morning radio show, as I stated in my posts. LOL
As I've said before, I have been a Cards fan longer than Kyler has been alive, and I'll be one long after he's hung up his little cleats. Some of the accounts on here only joined around the time Kyler became a Cardinal and they seem more obsessed with how he is doing now than the diehard Cards fans. They were always more Kyler fans than actual Cardinals fans.
Once the season starts, my wife and I will be going to all the Cardinals home games as we always do. The Cardinals and Vikings do not play each other this regular season, so how the Vikings do is of no consequence, unless we are fighting for a wild card spot or something.
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Still not understanding that this franchise is the worst thing for QBs ever.I am so happy that Kyler is gone. He is Minnesota's headache now. I want him to get the QB job there so they can experience the pain of Cards fans everywhere when he lets them down like he let all of us down. Kyler will never have sustained success in the league. He'll show flashes then regress. It's what he does. He'll always be remembered for backing into the playoffs and getting destroyed by the Rams.
I’m pretty sure the only player that BIM has talked about on the team he roots for is Marvin Harrison Jr & that’s only when criticizing him, lmao.You are so happy he's gone you are closely monitoring his success/failure at training camp for another team. I believe you
Hey everybody K1 is short.Kyler measuring 5’10” at the combine is the real conspiracy:
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FTFY...LOLHey everybody K1 is short.
Film at 11.
Come on thats not important at all.Training camp can't feature one of Kylers 's strong points with is speed and his ability to break plays for long gains or first downs. JJ is not a bad running qb but not in Kyler's league especially scrambling.
Kyler looked fine throwing bombs to Christian Kirk early on, right?Kyler never got him a line. Lack of weapons and an owner who sabotaged him at every turn. Horrible coaches to boot.
The Vikings actually are a successful franchise with a real coach.
You're throwing darts at the Vikings after we had the worst off season in sports history and getting bent over by a 1-11 QB for a new deal.Kyler looked fine throwing bombs to Christian Kirk early on, right?
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Then he had Deandre Hopkins and Hollywood Brown. He had the world's best TE, but he had trouble getting him the ball in the end zone for some reason. He had Connor when Connor had his best year on the field. Funny to say, "he had no weapons." Revisionist history much?
He was on the team that started 7-0, right?
Also - the Vikings are a successful regular season team that routinely underachieves in the playoffs and has never won a SB.
Well, you called them a successful franchise. They have won squat in the Super Bowl era. Plenty of regular season success and that's it.You're throwing darts at the Vikings after we had the worst off season in sports history and getting bent over by a 1-11 QB for a new deal.
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got rid of kylerYou're throwing darts at the Vikings after we had the worst off season in sports history and getting bent over by a 1-11 QB for a new deal.
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Compared to us they’re the Lombardi Packers.Well, you called them a successful franchise. They have won squat in the Super Bowl era. Plenty of regular season success and that's it.
Give them a participation Lombardi trophy or a banner that says, "Always just a QB away."
Look at how quickly they jettisoned Sam Darnold after a successful season and look what he went on to do - win a Super Bowl. Yeah, they're big geniuses in Minnesota, don'tcha know?
Arizona Cardinals last Super Bowl appearance: 2009 (17 years ago)
Minnesota Vikings last Super Bowl appearance: 1976 (50 years ago)
"Successful" OK. If you say so.
We were in the SB in 2009 and a game away again in 2015. More competitive than they've been since I was 5 years old.Compared to us they’re the Lombardi Packers.
I don’t know I would say 602 is just as invested, but on the other side of the spectrumNot sure anyone is still "invested" in Murray from a Cards fan standpoint...except maybe those like BIM who hope he fails spectacularly. He might, and if he does we know who will be here posting about it multiple times a day.
We extended McBride last offseason mategot rid of kyler
locked in mcbride
drafted love
pretty damn good
To be fair, I predicted great success for Kyler Murray, once he leaves the NFL for the CFL, just like Doug Flutie did.I don’t know I would say 602 is just as invested, but on the other side of the spectrum
I'm a diehard Card fan and I'm truly interested in how Kyler does in MN.Closely monitoring - you mean by listening to the local ARIZONA morning sports radio show, as I stated in my posts. LOL
As I've said before, I have been a Cards fan longer than Kyler has been alive, and I'll be one long after he's hung up his little cleats. Some of the accounts on here only joined around the time Kyler became a Cardinal and they seem more obsessed with how he is doing now than the diehard Cards fans. They were always more Kyler fans than actual Cardinals fans.
Once the season starts, my wife and I will be going to all the Cardinals home games as we always do. The Cardinals and Vikings do not play each other this regular season, so how the Vikings do is of no consequence, unless we are fighting for a wild card spot or something.
Have a great day !!![]()
I am. It's a fascinating story. I want to see if he has any success outside of this franchise.Not sure anyone is still "invested" in Murray from a Cards fan standpoint...except maybe those like BIM who hope he fails spectacularly. He might, and if he does we know who will be here posting about it multiple times a day.
Are their linemen any shorter than ours? He's going to have the same limitations. We started 7-0 with him here before the wheels just fell off.I am. It's a fascinating story. I want to see if he has any success outside of this franchise.
The lineman are different. The coaching staff is different. The franchise is different.Are their linemen any shorter than ours? He's going to have the same limitations. We started 7-0 with him here before the wheels just fell off.
Me too but I'm only rooting for him twice a year when Minnesota is my second favorite team. That team is whoever is playing the peckers that week. Man gas talent just too scared to use it. IMOI'm a diehard Card fan and I'm truly interested in how Kyler does in MN.
I agree, he was off the charts sometimes and then WTF running out of bounds behind the LOS. He's got skills, but IMO this year is make or break for him.I'm a diehard Card fan and I'm truly interested in how Kyler does in MN.
There are no differences.The lineman are different. The coaching staff is different. The franchise is different.
None of those three things that I mentioned guarantee success for Kyler. We have seen plenty of player leave the Cards to have great success elsewhere.
There clearly are some differences, even if you don't want to see them.