They came from someone within the organization. It's well known only Michael insisted on this. It was not Keim or Kliff
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They came from someone within the organization. It's well known only Michael insisted on this. It was not Keim or Kliff
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None of this matters.
Kyler was 43-0 in high school
Kyler was 43-0 in high school
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
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Hold onto the ball, Murray!
Links?
Krangodnzr
Captain of Team Conner
Funny you'll accept speculation, and then ask for links.
How Kyler Murray's study clause in Cardinals contract became public
The NFL Network's Ian Rapoport explained how he found the study clause in Kyler Murray's contract that turned into its own news cycle.
arizonasports.com
Rapoport called Murray’s agent to make sure this was a real thing, and it indeed was, which brought on him sharing it Monday afternoon.
He also indicated a desire that Arizona Sports’ John Gambadoro reported on Monday from owner Michael Bidwill for the clause to be in the contract.
Cardinals include curious 'independent study' addendum to Kyler Murray's contract
He must study game material four hours per week without distractions or his contract will be voided.
cardswire.usatoday.com
Rapoport noted that Murray already does this on his own. (Studying independently)
Others have noted, like former Cardinals team reporter Kyle Odegard and Arizona Sports’ John Gambadoro, that this was something owner Michael Bidwill insisted on including.
There has been a narrative that Murray perhaps doesn’t study enough. He himself told the New York Times he doesn’t spend all day studying film. There is no evidence that his coaches were unhappy with his study habits.
Bidwill and the team have never committed this much money to a single player in franchise history.
Rapoport indicated that for the team to go where it did financially, Bidwill wanted this clause in the deal, putting the terms in writing.
I mean there is a ton of video about Rapport talking about the whole thing out there too. He was the one who found the clause looking for baseball clauses. He is the one who followed up with Kyler's agent and the team. He is the one reporting that Murray already does this studying and Michael just wanted assurances due to the high dollar amount.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
Eh, I think bidwill would have tried to put some kind of claw back clause in any contract of that size, but I doubt it would have been about self-study. It would have been something germane to that particular player. To ignore the connection between the comment and the clause’s language is silly imo.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
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THESMEL
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Heel just found out my employers disrespected me my entire life, requiring continuing education credits, self appraisal, most of it mandated by the state. I could have been a contender! Hehe
Combat Engineer sapper training in the army is like a firehose of information shoved down your throat. Started at $500 a month, the risk was not money, it was dishonor. Different deal different times.
I chose that
Combat Engineer sapper training in the army is like a firehose of information shoved down your throat. Started at $500 a month, the risk was not money, it was dishonor. Different deal different times.
I chose that
Krangodnzr
Captain of Team Conner
I believe Murray probably does watch quite a bit of film, but probably doesn't match what the most studious QBs do.
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
Watching more film than high school players and coaches . . . okay. When we were in high school we watched a single film of the opposing team once. And we were done. Some weeks no film.
I don’t think people understand that when you bring a pro’s experience in high school it just makes the argument or statement look dumb. At least to me.
