Official Kyler Murray career thread.... (post Cardinals/Vikes)

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September 14, 2025 at State Farm Stadium vs the Carolina Panthers for my wife and I. So, it's been a while.
Just calculated for when the wife goes. This is first times only. So she has been to 11 different stadiums and she is 6 - 5. I guess we should have brought her more often. Especially since she paid for all our trips. When I was working I only got an allowance :biglaugh:
 

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Ya know, for years I've always wondered why our offense just didn't look like everyone else's offense. After last night it hit me, Murray was so much smaller than other QB's the offense just looked different standing out on the field, like something was missing. Probably wearing cardinals glasses, I didn't realize it when Brissett took over last year. But it makes a big difference when your QB is taller than the refs.
 

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Ya know, for years I've always wondered why our offense just didn't look like everyone else's offense. After last night it hit me, Murray was so much smaller than other QB's the offense just looked different standing out on the field, like something was missing. Probably wearing cardinals glasses, I didn't realize it when Brissett took over last year. But it makes a big difference when your QB is taller than the refs.
We were doing a lot to tailor everything to Kyler’s needs/limitations/preferences. Zero doubt about it.
 

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McCarthy is a classic example of a QB who got way over hyped and drafted too high because he is a QB. He just wasn't that great at Michigan.

Yep someone said it here already blanking on who but he played QB in a run heavy offense with an NFL coach and they were stealing all the defensive calls so he had a HUGE advantage the whole year because of playcalling.

He just isn't a pure passer he doesn't have touch, he's got bad mechanics they said they had to completely redo his stride into the throw because he was always missing deep throws due to footwork. They simply have too much talent to waste time waiting on him, if O'Connor can't get good play out of him by now, they might as well trade him.

Kyler is no superstat but if he stays healthy with that skill position group and the talent around him he's going to put up the best numbers of his career. If he doesn't stay healthy they can go back to JJ, but will probably play Wentz instead
 

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we laugh... but let us hope ...
Honestly, I hope Kyler is the answer for Minnesota..clearly and beyond any shadow of a doubt an elite NFL QB who leads minnesota to years of victories and a championship along the way.

Because people talk...and nobody talks more than the fraternity of sorority girls they call the NFL...and more than anything else the NFL front office hates embarrassment..
so let the players and coaches around the league be comfortable enough to clearly discuss the leadership on Hardy drive...let the ineptitude become not just a nod and a wink but a full blown joke that gets thrown in the face of the NFL Brass at every stop, every media opportunity, every event where they are trying to polish their public image.
Then..maybe...the NFL will find a reason to force a sale.
It doesnt even have to be a full sale... just a majority interest.
where Mikey still has the privileges of going to meetings and events but no longer has the authority to make decisions related to football...maybe just enough to attach a new family name to the franchise and allow the moniker of Dollar Bidwill to fade into the mediocrity of NFL history where it belongs.

then Mikey can be the guy who claims he loved his daddy so much, he made the decision to sell the team to someone who could actually bring a championship caliber team together under the Cardinals logo.
 

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