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Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Okay, wow, so you're just pulling the ostrich move. Gotcha. Anything that doesn't fit your narrative is fake news.
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Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
El wrongo! Not one person, not even the darkest dark sider, has ever said he watches NO film. EVERY QB is forced to watch film as part of weekly preparation. That is a given. Most QBs, and all of the QBs actually trying to excel and be great, watch tons of extra film. So Kyler's actual quoted words easily translate to him not wanting to put in the mental work to be great.
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And the results on the field the second half of back to back seasons backs that up.
Teams get tape on Kyler and Kliff and in the second half when defenses start to adjust, the offense goes south. That can’t be debated.
At least not credibly.
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Are you serious here?
“I think I was blessed with the cognitive skills to just go out there and just see it before it happens,” Murray said. “I’m not one of those guys that’s going to sit there and kill myself watching film. I don’t sit there for 24 hours and break down this team and that team and watch every game because, in my head, I see so much.”
The guy says himself he doesn't watch film and that he's clairvoyant, and proceeds to fall apart for the second season in a row.
You can talk about how you're on another level if you're actually doing it, but when the performance is so far removed from the talk, it's definitely concerning.
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To deny how ridiculously arrogant and stupid that quote is... from a guy who has CRAPPED THE BED in almost every big big time game in the NFL is ridiculous, in of itself.
It’s not just that he’s not a film junkie (which every great QB is), it’s compounded by such a stupid statement about him basically being Neo on the field.
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So everything is status quo. Screw the fans and season ticket holders. Go with the same crap. Talk about disappointment.Discussions about improving the team... Good Lord. Those discussions should last an entire year given the amount of "improvement" required!
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juza76
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I hope in reality he is really pissed but not pleased
Im not sure yet
Im not sure yet
juza76
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But its hard to understand him if he can see things u aren't able to see lol
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
You are quite right, there were problems on the O and we have some, but the let down in the second half of the season, was because the D couldn't stop anyone expect Dallas and we couldn't get Turnovers.
Brady didn't put points up in the first half and the D kept them enough in the game.
49ers won with 13 points
Bills lost because of a bad D
Cinci kept Titans in check
Our D got worse, when the Pick 6 came we were down 0-14. Clearly we played bad on O and ST but D was worse with the first 2 posessions they could score a TD ... that was bad as well. But yes, we had a bad bad game.
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THIS. Man, I’ve been pounding the table on this for the last month. When you have a meltdown of this epic proportion it can’t be laid at one coach or player’s feet. As I’ve said before, it took a village to burn down the village.
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But that’s the only real immovable piece (until his sibs want their casheesh!)
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So nothing is changing. Got it. Great.Discussions about improving the team... Good Lord. Those discussions should last an entire year given the amount of "improvement" required!
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This hyperbole has been debunked on this board over and over again, but go ahead and keep resurrecting it so you can avoid addressing kylers admission.
How do you even know Kyler has read the article? You yourself knows that he doesn't watch film. Maybe he doesn't read articles either?
Just sayin...Btw, does anyone have a link to this article?
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lol. love the never ending optimism cub... no matter how misguided I usually believe it to be.How do you even know Kyler has read the article? You yourself knows that he doesn't watch film. Maybe he doesn't read articles either?
Btw, does anyone have a link to this article?
So Mike's pissed? Really??
Have we seen any evidence of that yet?
My guess is they are waiting to see if Vance gets a HC job....if he quits they don't have to pay off his contract.
Have we seen any evidence of that yet?
My guess is they are waiting to see if Vance gets a HC job....if he quits they don't have to pay off his contract.
Chopper0080
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Well...it was an interview Kyler did so...How do you even know Kyler has read the article? You yourself knows that he doesn't watch film. Maybe he doesn't read articles either?
Btw, does anyone have a link to this article?
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Gotta break my self imposed ban for a bit.
@PACardsFan was responding to a guy who said he doesnt watch film. I think PAC also knows the writer said he doesnt watch much film. However, it was not something Kyler exactly said.
I think the context missing is the quote before where he said he wants to play with an uncluttered mind. Basically saying he does, but makes sure he's not suffering paralysis by analysis. I'll say that Lions game and 3rd Rams game he looked paralyzed if anything.
Ignore the film bit. I dont think Burrow said it about film, but did say this about notes.
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Guys try to sound smarter than they are these days I guess.
I think going forward its best to just say we want Kyler to be the SMARTEST WORKER on the team. Thats a safe space for the fanbase and I'd assume the team.
Maybe would have helped Kliff to not look scared you know what on the sidelines in the 1st Qrt of a playoff game.
I do believe film matters. However, for him just not in the way you or others think.
The issue is Kyler doesnt know how to work a bad pocket. He doesnt know how to manipulate a bad pocket to either save a play or make a play. Sometimes a decent pocket he has issues with that as well. His counter moves are simply kill the play/sack or lower his eyes and hope he breaks contain.
The film he needs to watch is Drew Brees and maybe Russell Wilson. Know the play. Know the defense. Know where the pressure is coming from. How can he get the ball out to keep the chains moving. How to avoid a sack and throw the ball away so they are still ahead of the chains. Whether through film of those guys or offseason training he has to figure out to overcome it. Brees had outstanding footwork in a crowd. Russell Wilson had a fearless to him on the interior that Kyler lacks right now. I agree with another post you said where Kliff might to be too BRO COACH for him. And Kyler might not be to self motivated for Kliff. I'd use the words SELF AWARE.
Kyler's approach needs to be better. Stop carrying himself like he's 6'3" in preparation knowing on gameday once he drops his eyes in the pocket he's 5'7".
Chopper0080
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For the record...I can buy the argument that Kliff is a bad fit for Kyler. However, I don't believe it is because of scheme and I can't guarantee that a new coach would be able to get more out of Kyler.
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Considering the fall in the second part of the season and not adjustments made, its possible even Kliff Kingsbury doesn't watch much films as supposed to do?
Ouchie-Z-Clown
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Of course not. None of us can guarantee anything. What we can do is recognize that’s something is broken and you have to explore all options. Including whether the pairing is a poor one. Which, I believe to be the case for reasons that completely exclude scheme.
Doesn't mean he reads the final product.
Inside the Mind of Kyler Murray (Published 2021)
He is the N.F.L.’s Gatsby, mysterious and magnetic, with a brain hard-wired to win. Ask him about the touchdown pass he meticulously mapped out in his mind five days before he threw it.
As an example, McCoy mentioned Murray’s Week 4 touchdown pass against the Rams to tight end Maxx Williams. The first option, McCoy said, was Edmonds, coming out of the backfield. But Murray knew the Tuesday before the game that if Los Angeles presented a certain coverage, he would throw over the middle to Williams. Murray was so confident that, when the ball was snapped, he never even looked toward Edmonds.
“I think I was blessed with the cognitive skills to just go out there and just see it before it happens,” Murray said. “I’m not one of those guys that’s going to sit there and kill myself watching film. I don’t sit there for 24 hours and break down this team and that team and watch every game because, in my head, I see so much.”
It was a quote by kyler murray in an interview. Go look it up. What a stupid argument.Doesn't mean he reads the final product.
“I think I was blessed with the cognitive skills to just go out there and just see it before it happens,” Murray said. “I’m not one of those guys that’s going to sit there and kill myself watching film. I don’t sit there for 24 hours and break down this team and that team and watch every game because, in my head, I see so much.”
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