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Kyler going to throw 2 picks and put up 13 points on Sunday and everyone will be back to moving on.
All the more reason to sit him lol
Kyler going to throw 2 picks and put up 13 points on Sunday and everyone will be back to moving on.
This is literally one of the most unhinged takes that have ever been posted on this board. Bravo.
Kyler Murray's first three seasons he was OROY, 2x Pro Bowl, averaged 3800 passing yards, 23.3 TDs, 11.3 INTs per season at 7.3 YPA and a 93.9 passer rating. He averaged over 15 starts per year and was 22-23-1.hahahah yup but you know kyler didnt exactly have great numbers when he got paid. And Justin Fields is alot faster and has more yards on the ground than murray.
Fans? It’s a certain group of posters that feel this way.. it isn’t anyone that is being rational. It’s really similar to a casual fans perspective..looking at a box score without any perspective.Kind of scary how fans have painted this into a negative.
I would think every QB to play the game of football would need good talent around them to succeed.
It’s almost as if fans would rather see absolute garbage around a QB to see if they would survive rather than seeing good talent around them.
Fields is at least getting a Daniel Jones level contract which is an AAV of $40m. You have a better chance to win with Fields than Jones IMO.
Not many QBs go into their final year with no extension. It’s also best to buy low on an asset if the plan is to stick with him. If they don’t draft a QB I think they will have to offer the extension mid next year.Fields has two years left on his deal so why would they jump the gun on an extension?
Wow RAP, thanks for the breaking news… he gets under my skin. Speaks from both sides of his mouth constantly so never wrong. He was also reporting at one point in October that Kyler might not play at all this season.News flash!
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This surprises me a bit. Seems like this was once a strength for Kyler. So I will blame the receivers.First of all- no debate about Kyler.
However, we all know this is a problem/area that needs to improve.
MHJ won't like this version of Kyler (2022-2023).
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Good news: Kyler finished close to Patrick Mahomes.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Look at the "numbers" for Lamar Jackson and Derek Carr. lolGood news: Kyler finished close to Patrick Mahomes.
Bad news: Kyler finished even closer to Tommy DeVito.
2022 was a real issue -- i didnt see it as much this yearFirst of all- no debate about Kyler.
However, we all know this is a problem/area that needs to improve.
MHJ won't like this version of Kyler (2022-2023).
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You really love these off the beat metric analysis that carry little to no weight.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Clearly worse than Bryce Young.I knew Brock Purdy stinks!
You really love these off the beat metric analysis that carry little to no weight.
Some serious subjective parameters and data… I guess I’m more old school and like the positive direction our offense was going with Kyler, without weapons, coming off a major injury, etc, etc… but we should at least post the positive subjective, obscure, rarely analyzed data as well…I find them interesting.
More interesting than some of the regular posts/arguments on here.
but we should at least post the positive subjective, obscure, rarely analyzed data as well…