Here comes the landslide in 3...2...1...
Well he really shouldn't have been, he needed to show some toughness and leadership. All the starters played who could.Here comes the landslide in 3...2...1...
Wonder why they completely abandoned going to Fitz up the sidelines for 50/50 balls which he'll come out on top on any type of winnable ball. Worked early in the year.I'm glad he played, and other than the first INT where he got greedy and should have dumped it to Drake, him not being able to run helped him as he said because he had to stay in the pocket longer we got to see him progress. Neither fumble was his fault, both picks were his fault, the 2nd was just a bad throw.
I guess it's a location thing, more in the middle, but it sure seemed like maybe half of Kylers picks this year were thrown to Fitz, both today.
Kyler needs to "throw the ball up" to Fitz and let him do what he does best. No, he does not have great separation but he doesn't need it with his amazing mitts. Warner knew Fitz would come down with it.Wonder why they completely abandoned going to Fitz up the sidelines for 50/50 balls which he'll come out on top on any type of winnable ball. Worked early in the year.
I guess somebody has never been talked into doing something. Here come the negative Nellieshttps://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...-murray-hamstring-says-was-talked-playing-sun
Lots of ways to feel about this one. Either a bad story about the team, or a bad story about him. I don't like it either way.
This was posted this last nighthttps://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...-murray-hamstring-says-was-talked-playing-sun
Lots of ways to feel about this one. Either a bad story about the team, or a bad story about him. I don't like it either way.
"For me, honestly, I think it helped me out, just standing there, going through reads, going through progressions," Murray said. "I think it's a teaching lesson, a learning lesson for me. I'm kind of glad. Everything happens for a reason. I thought we played well today, despite two turnovers that kind of cost us."
I think I agree with what you’re trying to say but, my god man, who taught you how to punctuate?if you read the whole thing, he says as above. And he also says that he had concerns but wasn't at risk at all.
Gosh what an overreaction Solar7
He was good to go, had some fear he would tear and someone talked to him and maybe told him, that he has to face adversity and at the end of the game, you saw, that he has learned some lessons in that and I think he showed to his teammates, guys, even if I'm banged up, I will give you a chance to win.
That is exactly, what he had to do for this team to grow next year. Everyone on the team and other teams now knows, even if KM isn't 100% even if we take his running ability away he will play hard and give us everything, that we can handle.
Yeah he threw two ints, but we were in the game and had a chance to tie it with a 2 min drill.
We need to work on our 2 min drills and our Red zone offense.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...-murray-hamstring-says-was-talked-playing-sun
Lots of ways to feel about this one. Either a bad story about the team, or a bad story about him. I don't like it either way.
Yeah and not to mention this article was posted last night but of course he needs to create an entire new thread for the board to read his displeasure in KM and nitpick every freaking thing he does. This board is too nice.Three things:
1. I don't see the story as a bad reflection on either KM or KK.
2. Disagree with KK that this was KM's best game. Didn't seem able to run, which, to me, makes him special.
3. Wasn't Solar one of the posters that DID NOT want Arizona to draft KM?