Cardinals at Browns gameday thread 11-5-23

[slanidrac16]

Monti set it up but the #1 plan is Kyler to come back and be Kyler.
That being said it certainly isn’t dumb to have a plan B.

 

[Ronin]

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[Ronin]

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[Stout]

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Boy, the barbarian cratered after the first few weeks.

 

[Krangodnzr]

The only way that's not possible is if Kyler gets injured and is out for 2024. I think you're stuck with him until at least 2025 if that happens, because no one is going to take a flyer on his $37 million guaranteed salary unless you throw in a first-round pick or something along with it.

Eh if Murray did sustain a major injury, then the Cardinals immediately look for his successor and punt the problem to 2025. Either way, logically the best solution was to reset the cap this year and save money for later to deal with it.

 

[Krangodnzr]

Boy, the barbarian cratered after the first few weeks.

Eh he's still part of the solution as a rotational edge on a VERY CHEAP contract. Per dollar paid, he's probably the best value player on the roster.

 

[Garthshort]

Monti set it up but the #1 plan is Kyler to come back and be Kyler.
That being said it certainly isn’t dumb to have a plan B.

The way Monti handled the Draft, he not only has a Plan B, but a Plan C as well.

 

[kerouac9]

Boy, the barbarian cratered after the first few weeks.

Not really. It just turned out that the Commies and Giants were exceptionally stinky garbage, especially on the OL.

That's why sample size matters.