funny that we cant get autographs at training camp but he can do stuff like this.
That's team driven. They do autographs in the club level.
funny that we cant get autographs at training camp but he can do stuff like this.
FaZe Clan?
More like FaDe Clan.
I'm beginning to wonder if he's actually good at video games...
Does he start off really well and then get worse as gameplay continues...?
Do you know how many professional athletes are crazy gamers? A ton. Not just the nfl either. Nba as well.I think is good if he doesn't get panicked
However seems to much involved on video games for his age, i understands playing it sometimes but he is a nfl qb, a supposed leader of men, more maturity is required
He should be grounded from video gaming until his on-the-field performance improves.Do you know how many professional athletes are crazy gamers? A ton. Not just the nfl either. Nba as well.
I know but being a qb is not just being athletic freak, the mental aspect and studies of the game are the mainly aspectsDo you know how many professional athletes are crazy gamers? A ton. Not just the nfl either. Nba as well.
I agree but I think you miss the point Ouchie is trying to make about this generation's athletesI know but being a qb is not just being athletic freak, the mental aspect and studies of the game are the mainly aspects
Honestly i doubt drew brees, tom Brady, Payton manning, kurt Warner spent hours/weekly with the joypad
Video games were a much smaller deal during those guys time starting out in the league than it is now.I know but being a qb is not just being athletic freak, the mental aspect and studies of the game are the mainly aspects
Honestly i doubt drew brees, tom Brady, Payton manning, kurt Warner spent hours/weekly with the joypad
Not to mention they had other things taking their attention. Kurt had a ton of kids and Christian charity work and if you think gisele was just sitting around the house while Brady was pouring over film all night you didn’t date anyone that had people magazine laying around. These guys all have other things like the gaming that they do with their off time. Not putting in enough film time is a problem, but as I’ve said before I don’t think it’s bc he’s a gamer.Video games were a much smaller deal during those guys time starting out in the league than it is now.
Having said that, those guys were infinitely more motivated to excel than it seems Kyler is. My guess is they worked on their mental games all off season.
I challenge KM to a game of Madden. I know exactly how to beat himI will challenge Kyler to a game of Pong any day lol
It’s certainly not THE reason he doesn’t devote time to bettering himself professionally but it could be A reason. I can easily come up with a plausible scenario where gaming could detract from his professionNot to mention they had other things taking their attention. Kurt had a ton of kids and Christian charity work and if you think gisele was just sitting around the house while Brady was pouring over film all night you didn’t date anyone that had people magazine laying around. These guys all have other things like the gaming that they do with their off time. Not putting in enough film time is a problem, but as I’ve said before I don’t think it’s bc he’s a gamer.
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A statistical analysis of Kyler Murray’s performance on COD double XP weekends
With the recent news of Kyler Murray's (recently rescinded) study hall clause, rumors are rampant that Kyler Murray plays too much COD. I was wondering what statistical validity there might be to these claims, so I scoured the internet for past 2XP events and other promotional events across all Call of Duty console games. For simplicity, I am referring to all COD promotional events (2XP, 3XP, etc.) as a 2XP weekend. I cross-referenced this data with Kyler Murray's stats from Pro Football Reference and compiled it here.
Here are the results:
Passer rating
Murray's average passer rating on non-2XP weekends is 97.43 and 89.65 on 2XP weekends, showing a -7.77 difference on 2XP weekends.
Passing yards
Murray's average yards per game is 251 on non-2XP weekends and 245 on 2XP weekends, showing a -6 YPG difference on 2XP weekends.
Completion percentage
Murray's average comp% on non-2XP weekends is 67.29 and 67.17 on 2XP weekends, showing a -0.12% difference on 2XP weekends.
Win-loss record
Murray's record on non-2XP weekend is 18-16-1 (0.529) and on 2XP weekends it is 4-7-0 (0.360), showing a -0.169 win% difference on 2XP weekends.
Conclusion:
Kyler Murray's performance on 2XP weekends is worse in all categories. Clearly there is no explanation for Kyler's performance deficits other than that he's busy grinding for rare character skins and excessive amounts of XP. If you have any improvements to my shaky statistics work or if I missed an in-season 2XP weekend, let me know.
Heh, if I'm making $46 million per, I'm hiring a good gamer to grind for me.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
A statistical analysis of Kyler Murray’s performance on COD double XP weekends
With the recent news of Kyler Murray's (recently rescinded) study hall clause, rumors are rampant that Kyler Murray plays too much COD. I was wondering what statistical validity there might be to these claims, so I scoured the internet for past 2XP events and other promotional events across all Call of Duty console games. For simplicity, I am referring to all COD promotional events (2XP, 3XP, etc.) as a 2XP weekend. I cross-referenced this data with Kyler Murray's stats from Pro Football Reference and compiled it here.
Here are the results:
Passer rating
Murray's average passer rating on non-2XP weekends is 97.43 and 89.65 on 2XP weekends, showing a -7.77 difference on 2XP weekends.
Passing yards
Murray's average yards per game is 251 on non-2XP weekends and 245 on 2XP weekends, showing a -6 YPG difference on 2XP weekends.
Completion percentage
Murray's average comp% on non-2XP weekends is 67.29 and 67.17 on 2XP weekends, showing a -0.12% difference on 2XP weekends.
Win-loss record
Murray's record on non-2XP weekend is 18-16-1 (0.529) and on 2XP weekends it is 4-7-0 (0.360), showing a -0.169 win% difference on 2XP weekends.
Conclusion:
Kyler Murray's performance on 2XP weekends is worse in all categories. Clearly there is no explanation for Kyler's performance deficits other than that he's busy grinding for rare character skins and excessive amounts of XP. If you have any improvements to my shaky statistics work or if I missed an in-season 2XP weekend, let me know.
counter point.Those numbers are hard to ignore as that’s a rather healthy pool of data over a rather healthy amount of time.
It’s not uncommon for many under the age of 40 to be gamers. I’m 46, and only “game” as a means of communicating with my children when abroad (I’m not that good). It’s seemingly exponentially common for the dudes around 5 years younger than me. Dudes around 20-25 think of it as an alternative world; my boys in the 10-15 yr range live in that world.
Kyler is an immature introvert, probably due to video games, but it’s a big problem throughout his generation (social medias, the gender/sexual orientation stuff). I think on a long enough timeline kyler will be considered a top 5 QB in his generation, but the Brady, Peyton, Warner, etc types are all gonna die on the vine. If any of those guys played today, they’d put up the same results with a 1/3rd of the study time since technology has gotten so much better. Those guys spent “hours” studying film because it likely wasn’t broken down as well as it is today.
Point being, Kyler is leaving plays on the field every F’n game and he’s got a big boy contract. Time to act like a big boy….
I’m hoping this dude compiles similar stats for this 2022 season- curious to see if there’s improvement.
Some true out of touch political BS in this post that isn't needed. I'll be the first one to knock KM, but this is too much dangerous conservative "get off my lawn" nonsense.Those numbers are hard to ignore as that’s a rather healthy pool of data over a rather healthy amount of time.
It’s not uncommon for many under the age of 40 to be gamers. I’m 46, and only “game” as a means of communicating with my children when abroad (I’m not that good). It’s seemingly exponentially common for the dudes around 5 years younger than me. Dudes around 20-25 think of it as an alternative world; my boys in the 10-15 yr range live in that world.
Kyler is an immature introvert, probably due to video games, but it’s a big problem throughout his generation (social medias, the gender/sexual orientation stuff). I think on a long enough timeline kyler will be considered a top 5 QB in his generation, but the Brady, Peyton, Warner, etc types are all gonna die on the vine. If any of those guys played today, they’d put up the same results with a 1/3rd of the study time since technology has gotten so much better. Those guys spent “hours” studying film because it likely wasn’t broken down as well as it is today.
Point being, Kyler is leaving plays on the field every F’n game and he’s got a big boy contract. Time to act like a big boy….
I’m hoping this dude compiles similar stats for this 2022 season- curious to see if there’s improvement.
I will challenge Kyler to a game of Pong any day lol
A statistical analysis of Kyler Murray’s performance on COD double XP weekends
I’d be willing to bet that playing MUCH better at home is #1 on their emphasis list. Unfortunately, we’ll then somehow go 2-6 on the road. That would be so Cardinalesque.Did he rape someone, kill someone, going to jail? I'm drinking the Kool-aid and think they might play good at home this year.