1 – Best part of the evening was the memory of Pat Tillman.
2 – Embarrassing defense right out of the gate.
3 – I wonder if there are some interesting clauses in Keim’s and Kingsbury’s contracts. From the start it was mindblowing that they got them, so maybe it is easy for Mr. Bidwill to get out of them? #InsertPictureOfStraw
4 – Greg Dortch is a keeper. Easily better than every other wide receiver not named DeAndre Hopkins or Hollywood Brown.
5 – I wonder how they will use the #1 pick.
6 – Nice move by Kingsbury to throw his defensive backs under the bus a day before the game. Did it hurt anything? I don’t know. Did it help anything? No.
7 – Acceptable game by Sean Harlow at left guard (and one of only two offensive linemen to play all snaps).
8 – D-line no-show.
9 – Cool that Kingsbury and Kyler Murray disagree about the practice level- and mentality during the week. Conflicting views from the two most important persons on your team is always a recipe for success.
10 – It happens every year that teams start bad. Adjustment can be made (most likely not by the Cards, but you know…), and success can be found.
P.S. I am not sure if I will buy NFL Gamepass this year (for various reasons). If not, then I will not be able to watch the Cards’ games, and thus write these columns. I still don’t know, but I would like to thank everyone who has read- and commented throughout several years.
2 – Embarrassing defense right out of the gate.
3 – I wonder if there are some interesting clauses in Keim’s and Kingsbury’s contracts. From the start it was mindblowing that they got them, so maybe it is easy for Mr. Bidwill to get out of them? #InsertPictureOfStraw
4 – Greg Dortch is a keeper. Easily better than every other wide receiver not named DeAndre Hopkins or Hollywood Brown.
5 – I wonder how they will use the #1 pick.
6 – Nice move by Kingsbury to throw his defensive backs under the bus a day before the game. Did it hurt anything? I don’t know. Did it help anything? No.
7 – Acceptable game by Sean Harlow at left guard (and one of only two offensive linemen to play all snaps).
8 – D-line no-show.
9 – Cool that Kingsbury and Kyler Murray disagree about the practice level- and mentality during the week. Conflicting views from the two most important persons on your team is always a recipe for success.
10 – It happens every year that teams start bad. Adjustment can be made (most likely not by the Cards, but you know…), and success can be found.
P.S. I am not sure if I will buy NFL Gamepass this year (for various reasons). If not, then I will not be able to watch the Cards’ games, and thus write these columns. I still don’t know, but I would like to thank everyone who has read- and commented throughout several years.