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You mean the AJ Greene that failed to turn around and clinch a sure win?

In the season, where people were talking about Kyler being an MVP candidate?


You and the rest of the KD asses continued to push this narrative that Kyler has never accomplished anything and has been a low average quarterback for seven years, which is demonstratively false.
A moderator calling people asses is an interesting strategy Cotton. Let’s see how it turns out
 

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Yeah I don’t think McCarthys problems are mechanical. He’s had some of the highest level coaching available for years. It’s possible he’s just not that good — at least not good enough to meet the rest of the team where it is right now.

There’s probably a reason Michigan never really wanted to put the ball in his hands. Best thing for him would be to go to a team with an established QB and have a dedicated coach to work with him for an entire year. That’s what KC did with Mahomes.

Maybe that would make McCarthy functional at the NFL level. Otherwise his future probably looks a lot like Justin Fields’s.


That's been my point all along on him. HIghly recruited kid. Like all of the young QB's these days he spent time at the elite camps, had a personal QB coach etc. Went to Michigan and played for Harbaugh. Then spends a year hurt working with KOC. And then comes out this year and looks like he has no clue what he's doing.

My nephew is a hard core Vikings fan and he was saying yesterday he can't believe they let Darnold go for this kid. He even said I know he's not great but he thinks if the Vikings had traded for Murray they would be a playoff team this year.

If you give JJ a clean pocket and a Wr wide open he will throw a perfect tight spiral to the guy and you think man that kid has size, arm, he can run. But if he has to anything else, touch pass, put it on the guy on the run etc he's going to miss more than he hits and many of them will miss high. Slow release.

He's young and inexperienced but if he's this bad with the amount of high level coaching he's already had, it says something
 

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You mean the AJ Greene that failed to turn around and clinch a sure win?

In the season, where people were talking about Kyler being an MVP candidate?


You and the rest of the KD asses continued to push this narrative that Kyler has never accomplished anything and has been a low average quarterback for seven years, which is demonstratively false.
Kyler has never accomplished anything. Zero division titles. Zero playoff wins. One humiliating playoff appearance in 7 seasons is not accomplishing anything, IMO.
 

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Yup. Go ahead and criticize Kyler all you want, but to claim JJ would be better than Kyler is insanity.

There’s multiple teams who are trotting out someone this Sunday that’s worse than Kyler.

There will be a demand for him

How much will depend on whether he’s released or the Cardinals are firm on trying to dump as much salary as possible
For once, we are in agreement on Kyler.
 

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You mean the AJ Greene that failed to turn around and clinch a sure win?

In the season, where people were talking about Kyler being an MVP candidate?


You and the rest of the KDS continued to push this narrative that Kyler has never accomplished anything and has been a low average quarterback for seven years, which is demonstratively false.
He has accomplished nothing. He can't even win a game to clinch a playoff berth, let alone a playoff game. All that money for no return.
 

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Jalen Hurts helped take the Eagles to the Super Bowl two years before they got Barkley and the playoffs the year before that (without AJ Brown too).
lol that roster he took was the most loaded roster of the modern era. Literally was no weakness.. made a mid QB look good.

And those who liked the post that roster DID have AJ Brown (88 rec 1500 yds 11 tds ) and Devontae Smith (95 rec 1200 yds 7tds) .. also it had a Miles Sanders that ran for nearly 1300 yards and 11 TDs.

Funny the people that like it always seem to hate context and are part of the KDS crew.. hmmmmm
 

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lol that roster he took was the most loaded roster of the modern era. Literally was no weakness.. made a mid QB look good.

And how about the roster the year before that didn’t have AJ Brown that he took to the playoffs? And I thought last years roster was the most loaded of all time ?

And those who liked the post that roster DID have AJ Brown (88 rec 1500 yds 11 tds ) and Devontae Smith (95 rec 1200 yds 7tds) .. also it had a Miles Sanders that ran for nearly 1300 yards and 11 TDs.

Funny the people that like it always seem to hate context and are part of the KDS crew.. hmmmmm

Ooooohhh! Mikes Sanders!!! HOF level running back one year wonder who didn’t benefit at all from playing with an MVP level QB that season. And yes, finishing 2nd in the league in MVP votes = MVP level.

And again, the previous year without all that talent, Hurts STILL took the Eagles to the playoffs.
 

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Both things can be true:

Jalen Hurts is a limited player with a unique skill set among top-tier NFL quarterbacks

Jalen Hurts, who has been doubted and discounted his entire career, does whatever it takes to support his team and is obsessed with improving and winning.

I was a Hurts doubter and discounter but I’m a believer today. I’d probably rather have 8-10 other QBs for my team. But he’s not actively embarrassing like Kyler is.
 

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And how about the roster the year before that didn’t have AJ Brown that he took to the playoffs? And I thought last years roster was the most loaded of all time ?



Ooooohhh! Mikes Sanders!!! HOF level running back one year wonder who didn’t benefit at all from playing with an MVP level QB that season. And yes, finishing 2nd in the league in MVP votes = MVP level.

And again, the previous year without all that talent, Hurts STILL took the Eagles to the playoffs.
Please continue to embarrass yourself more.. you first stated that AJ Brown wasn’t on this SuperBowl roster, you then discount a RB that ran for 1300 yards and 11 TDs.. lmao you can’t make this stuff up
 
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Another thing about Murray I have noted since his first games that I have remained silent on is that he never tackles the guy who makes an interception. He usually disappears from view or if he is anywhere near the player he does a a tackle of phantom air as he throws himself to the ground. I firmly believe that for a QB to be a leader he has to be seen by him teammates as a player first before he is a QB. It is part of the flag football Murray where he falls down when a defender being near him.
 
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Another thing about Murray I have noted since his first games that I have remained silent on is that he never tackles the guy who makes an interception. He usually disappears from view or if he is anywhere near the player he does a a tackle of phantom air as he throws himself to the ground. I firmly believe that for a QB to be a leader he has to be seen by him teammates as a player first before he is a QB. It is part of the flag football Murray where he falls down when a defender being near him.
Alot of Qb's are told not to tackle the interceptor for fear of injury. Of course, they probably didn't have to tell Kyler. He was never going to tackle anyone in the first place.
 

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Another thing about Murray I have noted since his first games that I have remained silent on is that he never tackles the guy who makes an interception. He usually disappears from view or if he is anywhere near the player he does a a tackle of phantom air as he throws himself to the ground. I firmly believe that for a QB to be a leader he has to be seen by him teammates as a player first before he is a QB. It is part of the flag football Murray where he falls down when a defender being near him.
Plenty of reasons to get mad at Kyler about, but you pick out the silliest reason.
 

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Another thing about Murray I have noted since his first games that I have remained silent on is that he never tackles the guy who makes an interception. He usually disappears from view or if he is anywhere near the player he does a a tackle of phantom air as he throws himself to the ground. I firmly believe that for a QB to be a leader he has to be seen by him teammates as a player first before he is a QB. It is part of the flag football Murray where he falls down when a defender being near him.
Ridiculous

For the record Kyler has thrown 60 INTs in his career and has 3 solo tackles. Peyton Manning threw 251 INTs and had 9 tackles. Did you question Peyton too? Stupid argument.
 
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Another thing about Murray I have noted since his first games that I have remained silent on is that he never tackles the guy who makes an interception. He usually disappears from view or if he is anywhere near the player he does a a tackle of phantom air as he throws himself to the ground. I firmly believe that for a QB to be a leader he has to be seen by him teammates as a player first before he is a QB. It is part of the flag football Murray where he falls down when a defender being near him.
Murray doesn’t throw many picks, but I have seen him make a major hit on at least one of those picks.
 
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