Haha yeah the Jets who are smack dab in the middle of the viper pit known as the NY sports fan and media market were going to hire the guy just fired from Texas Tech. Only people who believed that nonsense are Keim and Bidwill.
There are a lot of posters who are loathe to ever admit they’re wrong, but Brit inability to do so takes it to an art form.
The article at the start of this thread says that Kyler wants more freedom in the offense, which seems to imply that he does want to impose his desires and preferences on the offense.
I think freedom and structure are polar opposites in this case. If Kyler wants more room to improvise, that puts the burden on his teammates.
This all day.
Shanahan would eat Kyler alive. Might fight his dad too.For pure entertainment purposes, I would like to see Todd Haley as Kyler Murray's OC
I want a coach who can kick Kyler's dad arse, and wants to if he ever shows up at the facility
I got a question:
Shanahan is some drill sergeant or correctional officer I’m not aware of?
I watch a lot of college football more because I enjoy the draft and like projecting players than because I like a certain team. I have watched a lot and for a long time. So, I would not say I am a hardcore fan but again, I watch a lot of it and follow the news.
No, he is just very direct with his communication like his dad.
I imagined so because that post explains it, lol.
Spencer's issue was his play, Baker's was his shenanigans. Both created an avenue where the team could have made a change. Hell, Kyler started a game because of what Baker did vs Kansas. Point being that if the competition was close between Baker and Kyler, Riley had just as much of a reason to make a switch as he did when he benched Spencer for Williams. He just didn't because it wasn't close.
I believe this.
You're kidding right? Kyler IS Kliff's vision. It has been since Kyler has been in high school.
Pure speculation on my part that I don't think Kyler has received a lot of very direct and critical feedback from people in his past and that I don't believe he would initially react well to it.
You mean the ONE instance where Kansas initiated the beef, but Baker went overboard with the taunts? Not throwing untimely picks & fumbles like Rattler was doing?
He was never going to make the switch because Baker was playing phenomenal ball two years prior. His play was INCREASING, not DECREASING like Spencer’s. Riley literally had no reason to make the switch between Baker & Kyler. You might would have had a point if Baker was getting worse each year. Otherwise, this is a very point unless it’s just getting your rocks off with Kyler criticism.
FWIW I think the list of NFL coaches who would be interested in dealing with Kyler after a first meeting is VANISHINGLY small. I don't think Shanahan or Arians or Belicheck or either Harbaugh would have fifteen minutes for Kyler Murray's nonsense.
I believe older guys like Belichick, McDermott, Arians probably wouldn’t adapt to Kyler. One exception would be Reid. Jim would probably hate Kyler, but John, I get a different vibe from him.
In my life, I have not met any uber successful person who is "balanced". Every top level individual is obsessive to a fault especially when it comes to competing.
I actually think that Shanny is more rigid in his offense than most other coaches in the NFL. I think that's why he can get a lot out of less-talented QBs than a lot of guys. The creativity he was looking for in Trey Lance definitely is within a broader structure. I don't think Kyler would get along with him at all.
Disagree. Kyler is such an outlier is so many different ways. If you get past the physical stature issues, you have the work ethic. Get past the work ethic, you have the communication issues. You get past the communication issues, you have the leadership issues.
