At what point do you pull Murray?

[Garthshort]

If you read his post closely, you might have noticed that Solar took shots at Kyler while he was in college. Thus, for me, the Heisman reference is valid.

 

[gamebird98]

pre game warm-up

 

[Garthshort]

For those who don't like college references try, "If Kyler was great, he would have been the first QB drafted".

 

[mjb21aztd]

If unfortunately cards are losing by more than 20 in the 4th i pray thats not the case

 

[ajcardfan]

I'm not as confident. Pull him when we're up by 41.

Yeah, at that point the last two drives would've ended in FGs. It would be time to admit playing a shorty at QB was a massive mistake since we should be up 49 if he wasn't so tiny.

 

[JeffGollin]

Only pull him if leaving him in would likely get him killed.

 

[Solar7]

If you read his post closely, you might have noticed that Solar took shots at Kyler while he was in college. Thus, for me, the Heisman reference is valid.

I'm not taking shots. I'm saying we have done everything possible to protect the kid and keep him out of situations that are negative, and there are a ton of excuses that have been made for him in this entire process. He didn't participate in the Combine, he only half participated in his own pro day, we have gone to painstaking lengths in training camp to not expose the offense to anyone, and then in preseason, he barely played, again with the offense under lock and key.

This is the regular season, there's no more time for protecting him or making excuses about saving him for later or anything. He has no excuse to get pulled from this game at any time, unless hurt.

 

[Weenus O'Baggins]

Kingsbury has had 1 offensive lineman ever drafted. Despite being outmanned on the line against superior college competition,his offense was still NCAA leading.

This is why he was brought in. Let's see if the experiment works