I am not saying Colt is great (he is not) but..

[AZ Native]

this team looks totally different with him as the Quarterback. What do you think?

 

[carrrnuttt]

It's amazing how a calm QB calms down the whole offense vs a twitchy MF ready to jump out of his skin every play.

 

[Shane]

It can’t even be argued honestly… All the Kyler supporters bitched saying it’s OL it’s OL…. And that’s the only reason Kyler‘s pressure percentage was low was because he had to get rid of it quickly…. Or had to escape because he was instantly pressured.

Well now with MCCoy starting with the worst patch work Oline of the season playing arguably the Best DL in the league. Was able to perform while getting the ball out quickly and make accurate throws and use the middle of the field.

Hmmmm

 

[TJ]

He was calm and composed. Offense wasn’t lighting it up but it looked to always be moving forward.

 

[Cardinal88]

I'm more sure about KM not being able to read a defense than ever before! That's the problem.

 

[b8rtm8nn]

I feel like Murray is the equivalent of Jake Plummer, where you have to run a limited scheme to maximize what you can get out of him (at this point)

 

[Brian in Mesa]

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[AsUpRoDiGy]

He keeps the offense in rhythm. He throws as soon as he makes his drop. He actually makes presnap reads and doesn't predetermine throwing into triple coverage. The offense did a lot more things under center, which seemed effective, and tells you that it's KM who refuses to play under center. He threw with anticipation, rather than waiting for a guy to be wide open. Just a much more fluid offense with a QB who understands how to play.

 

[TJ]

I feel like Murray is the equivalent of Jake Plummer, where you have to run a limited scheme to maximize what you can get out of him (at this point)

Yuuuuuuuuuup

 

[PJ1]

McCoy leads the offense. He looks to be in charge. He can read a defense and is positive no matter what. Moore and Hopkins appear to like the guy and he resurrected AJ for at least this game.

 

[football karma]

He threw with anticipation, rather than waiting for a guy to be wide open.

this is the biggest difference between Colt and K1

K1 does it, but it feels like the exception to his game rather than the rule

Colt had a third down completion to Moore in the game where they showed the replay from behind Colt - you can see he threw it into an open spot counting on Moore to be there

 

[pemory09]

I'm more sure about KM not being able to read a defense than ever before! That's the problem.

Hard to be prepared when you spend so much time playing video games.

 

[urs]

We almost had 300 yards of total offense, pretty spectacular!!

 

[AZ Native]

We almost had 300 yards of total offense, pretty spectacular!!

Only the W counts.

 

[cardjunkie]

It's amazing how a calm QB calms down the whole offense vs a twitchy MF ready to jump out of his skin every play.

This is my biggest takeaway. KM never seems comfortable.

 

[Bkbobo]

This is my biggest takeaway. KM never seems comfortable.

But, I thought this offense is the offense that Kyler had been playing since high school.

 

[Totally_Red]

Was sweating when he got hurt and thought McSorley might have to finish the game. Nice to have a veteran backup who can win a game.

 

[Bkbobo]

Maybe since Kyler has been starting the game so bad in the first half, maybe have Colt start the game and Kyler play the second half.

 

[slanidrac16]

Poise, efficiency, experience, leadership, and here’s one that I don’t believe anyone has mention yet…mechanics.
No patting the ball. No throwing off his back foot. No fixing on the primary receiver. No happy feet.

 

[SissyBoyFloyd]

Even though he isn't what you would call tall at 6'1", there is still a difference in Colt seeing the whole field and KM seeing just snippets of it through the gaps in dbetween your big OLmen. It has got to be hard to find and judge your receivers speed and angles.

 

[SeattleCard]

Trade Kyler!

 

[Cardinal88]

Even though he isn't what you would call tall at 6'1", there is still a difference in Colt seeing the whole field and KM seeing just snippets of it through the gaps in dbetween your big OLmen. It has got to be hard to find and judge your receivers speed and angles.

I get the height issue but it seems more about the fact he just doesn’t understand defenses.

 

[82CardsGrad]

It’s laughable that some might try to diminish the clear separation between Kyler and Colt. It’s not even close and anyone who has ever watched more than one NFL game is capable of identifying the multitude of improvements we see with McCoy as our QB, as compared to Kyler.
And, this includes the players by the way, who see it and feel it far more than any of us.
This team is better off with McCoy as our QB, period. This is fact, born out by figures, as well as both the eye and smell tests!

 

[kerouac9]

It was hilarious to hear the Cards broadcast say that Kyler was the first guy out to congratulate the offense after Connor scored the first TD.

I’m sure that meant a lot to all the guys out there playing through pain.

 

[nashman]

It’s laughable that some might try to diminish the clear separation between Kyler and Colt. It’s not even close and anyone who has ever watched more than one NFL game is capable of identifying the multitude of improvements we see with McCoy as our QB, as compared to Kyler.
And, this includes the players by the way, who see it and feel it far more than any of us.
This team is better off with McCoy as our QB, period. This is fact, born out by figures, as well as both the eye and smell tests!

Hilarious one game against a putrid team that hardly played and this team is better off with McCoy at QB, Jesus I’m glad some of you are not in charge! Yeah let’s ride with the old journeyman QB because he makes our coach look less stupid! Maybe design a coherent offense for the franchise QB you just extended for huge dollars! If you can’t do it get the **** out and brings in a coach who can, don’t need a coach who can’t game plan to our best skill players period!