Anti-Murray Poll

Are you anti-Murray because...

  • You believe Rosen is QBOF

    Votes: 14 22.6%
  • You don't believe Murray has the size/talent

    Votes: 9 14.5%
  • They are both risks...you would rather draft a different position

    Votes: 39 62.9%

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Which means exactly ****. Considering he couldn’t even get through a basic white board session without struggling.
Stay in the lane man. I was talking about him picking football over baseball and it being his obvious passion in life. He has mentioned this in interviews.
 

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Stay in the lane man. I was talking about him picking football over baseball and it being his obvious passion in life. He has mentioned this in interviews.

A kid that was born and bread to play football and is supposedly his passion at a very young age? Should know just about everything football and be able to handle a basic whiteboard session with a coach no problem wouldn’t ya think? Especially knowing that session is coming and is a job interview of sorts?
 

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A kid that was born and bread to play football and is supposedly his passion at a very young age? Should know just about everything football and be able to handle a basic whiteboard session with a coach no problem wouldn’t ya think? Especially knowing that session is coming and is a job interview of sorts?
Ok. Cool. You're going off the little nugget of info Casserly dropped. That's fine. He also mysteriously had nothing but great things to say about the kid a week later.. at that point, he becomes highly discredited. Not saying he doesn't suck at the whiteboard...just that you can't trust said source any longer. Imo
 

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Stay in the lane man. I was talking about him picking football over baseball and it being his obvious passion in life. He has mentioned this in interviews.
Baseball is his main passion and has been. This coming from people in the know.

He’s saying the right things, football-wise, right now.

If he was a 2nd or 3rd round projection, he’d be in minor league ball today.
 

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Baseball is his main passion and has been. This coming from people in the know.

He’s saying the right things, football-wise, right now.

If he was a 2nd or 3rd round projection, he’d be in minor league ball today.
Not discounting the people in the know.. but I'll take his word for it. Considering he gave up almost 5 mil in guaranteed baseball money, that wouldn't really fit with the narrative... Unless, one possibility.. he knows he is going very high in this draft and the guarantees are higher. Imo. Very rare you see a young man with so many options. Even if he does bounce after a few years, I still think the juice is worth the squeeze currently.
 

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Not discounting the people in the know.. but I'll take his word for it. Considering he gave up almost 5 mil in guaranteed baseball money, that wouldn't really fit with the narrative... Unless, one possibility.. he knows he is going very high in this draft and the guarantees are higher. Imo. Very rare you see a young man with so many options. Even if he does bounce after a few years, I still think the juice is worth the squeeze currently.

But you were saying football is his passion. It’s baseball. You say as much by him giving up the money because his guaranteed money will be significantly higher in the NFL.

If the money was the same, he’d be playing baseball. That doesn’t scream football being his passion.

I don’t blame him for doing it but it’s a financial decision, not a passion based decision.
 

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But you were saying football is his passion. It’s baseball. You say as much by him giving up the money because his guaranteed money will be significantly higher in the NFL.

If the money was the same, he’d be playing baseball. That doesn’t scream football being his passion.

I don’t blame him for doing it but it’s a financial decision, not a passion based decision.
Has he not been playing football longer? I don't know..I don't have the in the know sources. So unless you have a couple of his buddies telling us ,what the heck do we really know.. believing any sources right now is high insanity. It's crazy time.. and to be expected.
 

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