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Larry is back & Hopkins is mad according to P2 on his podcast. Fun times ahead
P2 was saying that it was 1st time seen DHop get frustated that much during Rams game. He mentioned that Hop was really vocal on sidelines about getting ball thrown his way.what does the podcast say I tried to look but the only one I found that mentioned D Hop was from october and I've heard that Hopkins says he gets along well with Murray in that one
P2 was saying that it was 1st time seen DHop get frustated that much during Rams game. He mentioned that Hop was really vocal on sidelines about getting ball thrown his way.
On another thread here they posted the passing routes and it was ridiculous.Thanks not surprised you could see it in the game he was talking to the cameras etc.
Gotta get him the ball
Apparently this infographic is just routes where the receiver was targeted by the QB, so its a little misleading. It's still ridiculous though.Here it is compared to Hill, Jones and Adams.
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Or you have other idiots which cannot swap that side of the field and routes like... oh, I don't know, Andy Isabella but when having Fitz one often wonders unless his blocking to the right is what limits himwow...Is it a coaching (game plan) thing or a Kyler's inability to process information? The offensive line? That's almost criminal.
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Larry is back & Hopkins is mad according to P2 on his podcast. Fun times ahead
Lost in this thread is the excellent news that Fitz is back.
This is wild overreaction IMO, it obvious this is more to do with Murrays injury coupled with playcalling.Even Larry is his prime couldn't help this team. Hop doesn't have Kurt Warner to throw him the ball. Its looking like the league has figured out Kyler and he nor the coaching staff know how to do anything about it. We may need to take a flyer on a YOUNG QB in the draft to push and motivate Kyler, I don't know what to do at this point.
This is wild overreaction IMO, it obvious this is more to do with Murrays injury coupled with playcalling.
Even Larry is his prime couldn't help this team. Hop doesn't have Kurt Warner to throw him the ball. Its looking like the league has figured out Kyler and he nor the coaching staff know how to do anything about it. We may need to take a flyer on a YOUNG QB in the draft to push and motivate Kyler, I don't know what to do at this point.
Its not an overreaction when you've watched this team the last 4-5 games and witnessed every team make things difficult for Murray. So what is his injury? I'd like to know as an UC physician I can likely tell you how much it can affect his throwing motion or is the injury just a cop-out because he can't read defenses and he's not playing Texas Tech putting up 500 yards throwing, this is the NFL.
You have always had it out for Kyler to make this sort of ridiculous statement.
Thank you! Its a double edged sword---- cant throw downfield and the playcalling is pulling back designed draw plays so as not to risk him worsening his condition.He has a sprained AC joint and at least one of the local broadcaster guys is saying they have in fact given him painkiller shots before at least 2 of the games since it happened. My FB feed gets all these Cards related posts on there. Also one of the Canadian papers that did a story on Streveler possibly starting the Patriots game said that when they talked to their Arizona counterparts they said while the team won't confirm if he's getting painkiller shots, it's pretty apparent everyone thinks he has.
I don't think it's impacting his throwing much, maybe can't cut loose the deep ball as easily, I think it's why he's gone from running 11 times a game the prior 5 games to running 5 times a game and 15 total in the last 3 games.
The problem is right now running is a huge part of what makes him effective so him NOT running, and not running well, is really impacting the rest of his game. He either needs to start running again, or figure out how to make up for it with his arm