See the other "stat line" thread. There have been a ton of rookies who struggled their first years. What if all those teams gave up on them and went all dramatic like some posters on this board?
He should be criticized when he doesn't play well but the sky if falling stuff from some posters??
I haven't had a chance to look at it, and I didn't get to watch all of the game because I was traveling, so I'm holding my tongue here for the most part, but the fact of the matter is that I think posters have a really good reason to be frustrated.
Kyler Murray is the biggest symbol of our offseason and rebuild. We took him at the cost of a lot of draft capital, skipped some blue chip defensive players, and a lot of wasted cap.
And then we spent the offseason in an ASFN Civil War over it.
There's a very real and sensible fear that through three games, we're not really clicking. This franchise doesn't have a lot of flexibility at the moment - we set down a path we can't easily change, and letting go of Keim means we end up hunting for a GM who can't choose his coach or QB. That's a recipe for disaster.
I'm willing to be patient, but the bleak scenario here is that I'm looking at a team I don't think is going to have a chance to be competitive again until I'm in the back half of my 30s.
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