Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
This explains it.
Cardinals at Saints.... opening weekend... official game day thread!!! 09/07/25
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Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
Witchcraft!
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Yeah, blame it on the seroquel
Wow. Are you guys having fun trashing Murray over two yards?
You seem to be really enjoying yourselves.
it's kind of gross.
How many drives in your life have you seen stopped because of 1 or 2 yards? It matters! How many in every single game we watch?
He should literally never voluntarily lose yards when you can easily flick it OOB.
You guys defending the behavior is what’s gross actually! But hey at least it keeps Kyler’s comp % up woooohoooooo
100% not defending it Shane, and I not sure why K1 does that exactly.
I'm just saying do we have to watch you and OZC post 5000 times how those were worst two plays in football history? We got the point after the first 20 posts about it.
I would say because a true veteran QB with the number of starts and experience he has shouldn’t be doing it. That’s the gripe.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
It’s not just two yards. It’s a pattern of behavior. Trying to make excuses for a QB in his 6th year that hasn’t learned a basic skill is what’s kind of gross. Actually, it’s really gross.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
I know it hurts your souls brotha due to how much you love Kyler. I get it. But I’m literally responding to others posting. I don’t see you calling them out for making up absurd defenses for it. So if you’re only criticizing those on one side of the discussion . . . yeah you’re defending it. Only you know it’s silly to do so, so you have to take another tack and go at the poster. Also kinda gross.
I just saw the replay in the form of this YouTube short. If you freeze the video at the moment the ball is released you can see it was just outside the 11 yard line. At the moment Olave gets his hands on it, it was inside the 11 yard line. Garrett Williams makes a clear recovery (and would've scored had the whistle not blown). Should've been Cardinals ball.
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That sure did look like a lateral didnt it
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I’m not here to argue with Murray haters. End of story. He’s our QB until he isn’t. You’ll just have to get over it.
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This part I am certain everyone here agrees on.
However, we all have the need...and to some extent the right, to vent and express our feelings in times of heightened emotional sensitivity.
some just take a little longer to fully divest themselves of their anxiety.
Believe it or not, its the excitement of the win that causes these negative outbursts. A form of anticipatory anxiety that makes people lament over "what if" and freak a bit because even though it didnt turn out bad this time it might next time.
But in the end we all dream of having a QB that can lead us to the promised land and get us a Lombardi trophy.(except cheesey,...he dreams of us losing by fifty to the dallas cowboys cheerleaders)
IMO, Kyler does not have "IT"..... but as you say....he is our QB until he isnt
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A handful of fairy tales from the story bag...
No, we're having fun trashing the idea that it's defensible, as if there's nothing else our poor QB could possibly do except lose yardage. That it's actually a noble thing that he does so, as it saves us from imaginary turnovers.
Is it possible that there's some other rational explanation for his decision besides protecting his completion percentage?
I'm not saying yes or no. I'm just asking if it's possible.
Remember he's running full speed to the sideline with a defender bearing down on him.
It's pretty easy for you to sit in your armchair and criticize the decision.
I'm not saying yes or no either way, but is there perhaps a plausible (emphasis added) alternative explanation?
In real time, sprinting full speed towards the sideline, with a defender or two bearing down on him (ready to decapitate him if given the opportunity), are you 1000% sure its reasonable to ask him in that split second to accurately assess where exactly is the LOS, and then flick the ball out of bounds?
Is it plausible, OZC, that maybe, possibly, he might not have the time to go through that analysis, and so instead just steps out of bounds? That then the being the safest alternative?
Honestly, I’m gonna say no because I watch Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen totally able to throw it away with people bearing down on them on the regular. Plus others. It’s a total young QB thing which Kyler isn’t any longer. Literally every Sunday you see multiple quarterbacks all day long sprinting for the sideline being chased and will let it go out of bounds 20 or 30 yards up field before going out.
quite honestly, I’m sure you watch enough football to see it too.
did you watch the superbowl tho
or maybe live with the reality that those three are better quarterbacks and always will be than Kyler and his decision to step out of bounds versus throwing a pic is probably the best improvement in decision-making we’re going to get
What about all the “other ones” we see do it all day on Sunday?
Good thing you didn’t say Monday because I’ll take Kyler over the two quarterbacks we saw last nightWhat about all the “other ones” we see do it all day on Sunday?
Kyler is a middle of the road quarterback.
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Both of them also made some very bonehead decisions on Sunday
Both of them had a lower rating and Kyler Sunday. Purdy threw two picks other than one drive looked very pedestrian.
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Plausible??
Yeah...certainly...its plausible that after playing Quarterback for 23 years he still doesnt understand the concept of throwing the ball away. But thats a big part of the problem.
