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Let’s Take a Moment to Overreact to Kyler’s IG Page
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Weird. People are also different. Kids are also different and breaking the mold. Personally while I see this as a detriment short term...I see it positive over the long term. Kyler was never going to be what you wanted him to be...so suck it up....even as a franchise. See, bias.
But honestly, the days of QBs bending a knee and changing who they are is becoming a thing of the past IMO. While it sucks for fans...I applaud it for the individual.
Leadership and selflessness are prerequisites for an NFL QB.
There's no positive side to not possessing those qualities.
Minski
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Your punishment is to wear it as an unwashed diaper between now and week one of the 2022 season.
I better cut that fibre out of my diet then
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If this true then he needs a serious wake up call. You are supposed to be one of the leaders of the team.
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Yeah because as we’ve seen catching Keim drunk and belligerent on video is definitely going to get him fired!
You are on drugs if you think there is much of any difference in even the Oline and TE. Ertz is in his twilight years, CJ is more athletic and no slouch. Mixon is an absolute stud - there a reason he got paid while Conner/Edmonds did not. This propping up AZs supporting cast has gotten out of control w the IHKC. I see why this board is so dominated by this crew - it’s gotten so ridiculous it isn’t even worth the fight
So Kyler has zero leadership or selflessness?... Playing QB is something that entails many different "qualities". I will refrain from putting someone into a nice tiddy box of expectation. Keim is my only exception...lol.
Behave. Uzomah didn't even have 500 yards.
Chopper0080
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Mixon averaged like 4.1 yards per carry. He is the best back of the 4 but Conner and Edmonds are the better pair. GThe teams used their RBs differently.
The Ertz vs Uzomah comment just shows that the board is better off with you having only like 250 total posts. It is a stupid and disingenuous at best comment.
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I like Ertz. He played well with Kyler and he likes him.
The Eagles got much better once they were able to rely on Goedert more. Helped with the run game more and a far more explosive player.
However, its not his fault Hopkins got hurt. Ertz would have been great for the role he was in.
TBF he is clearly the 4th option in the pass game. 30 YPG from Uzomah is about what Ertz was getting in Philly (31 YPG). Maxx Williams was at 38YPG before injury. Ertz production here sort of got spiked because Hopkins was out.
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The Cardinals have the longest championship drought in sports, none since 1947, and people still want to blame the young talented QB instead of the incompetent franchise.
Kyler didn't choose to be saddled by a losing college coach. Does anybody know what Kliff's game plan was, going into the Rams game? Because it sure seemed the same as every week, stand on the sideline, sweating, nervous, calling plays and praying that Kyler can create some magic. Kyler didn't choose for Keim to draft bust after bust (in fact he TOLD Keim who to draft, was ignored, and now the players he wanted are pro bowlers while Keim's guys can't get on the field).
Nothing will change until those two are gone. Unfortunately, we can't control the ownership.
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If these reports are true, I'm not sure things get better.
BY ARIZONA SPORTS:
Garafolo reports that the Cardinals are looking for Murray to take steps in his leadership and maturity, including sideline body-language.
He gave one example: Murray didn’t want to finish the Wild Card game against the Rams while the game was in its winding moments, despite backup quarterback Colt McCoy urging him to re-enter. McCoy finished the game by handing the ball off twice to Eno Benjamin to end the loss.
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BY ARIZONA SPORTS:
Garafolo reports that the Cardinals are looking for Murray to take steps in his leadership and maturity, including sideline body-language.
He gave one example: Murray didn’t want to finish the Wild Card game against the Rams while the game was in its winding moments, despite backup quarterback Colt McCoy urging him to re-enter. McCoy finished the game by handing the ball off twice to Eno Benjamin to end the loss.
Arizona Cardinals respond to reports of Kyler Murray's discontent
According to reports, the Arizona Cardinals and quarterback Kyler Murray have yet to communicate since the team's playoff loss.
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I am extraordinarily disappointed in him. This franchise did everything for this kid. He likely would have fallen into the teens if the Cardinals hadn’t drafted him. The least he could do is say something. That being said, Keim created this climate.
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I don’t trust old ass Chris Mortenson. The dude needs to retire already.
How can you tweet something like that, then follow up with this..
How can you tweet something like that, then follow up with this..
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SoonerLou
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I think its obvious whats going on.
Cardinals feel like Kyler needs to be a better leader to overcome adversity and the Cards problems. Kyler feels like we drafted better we wouldnt have as much adversity or they might have a better chance of overcoming it. Both can be true and both at fault. The painting of his leadership or lack thereof in order to not give him a contract extension yet. Yet, he can argue he's the only real hit for Keim that wasnt a trade.
Just read this post and you can see how someone can overlook their own faults.
Kyler still has to grow up. I shared something with @Vacard last summer that was concerning. I look at it like LeBron in Cleveland the 1st go round. He didnt realize where he had to grow and improve as long as he could blame the Cavs poor front office. Once in Miami the excuses had to stop. He had to be better as well. As long as Keim is around Im not sure Kyler will have that realization.
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Solar7
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I'm about to put my Kyler jersey on ice for a while too. Might invest in a Budda Baker jersey at this point.
I haven't been able to read this entire thread but it's not very encouraging. My ups and downs with this kid are probably the worst I've ever had in my 33 years of fandom.
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The second tweet above appears to be what the Cardinals are doing in this tweet from ProFootballTalk.
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Lol you are funny dude
4th option on a team.. Hopkins went out and Ertz was by far the best option for AZ. There’s a reason why Philly moved on and got better w out Ertz. Ertz is a fine player but no longer a star. Also has always been a terrible yac guy
Instead of all 'about that bass'.....it's now, all 'about those clicks and retweets'.
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Cardinals want Kyler Murray to take step forward in leadership, maturity
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Clearly made this known in this exact thread multiple times.
The comp to LeBron is laughable. LeBron actually legit had mostly garbage around him in first stint with the Cavs. Outside of like 1 playoff series that 1st stint, he shouldn’t have gotten any blame at all. Only thing he needed to realize is that he needed to get the hell out of there.
SoonerLou
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Nah. Its hyperoblic (cause its LeBron), but not laughable.
He still had flaws in his game that caught up with him in the Mavs series. Even the best player in the sport needed to mature and find ways to improve. He never worked on a post game or figured out how to score enough without the ball during that time.
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There is not a single human being who passes through this giant ball of mud and rock without suffering from selfishness, self-pity and blaming others at least some point in their life. Not even Mother Theresa pulled that off. Some people realize that about themselves and become better people. Many, many others never have that insight and are permanent ********.
We will see. It's really tough for professional athletes to get a little humbleness and become part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Murray will grow up, or he won't.
We will see. It's really tough for professional athletes to get a little humbleness and become part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Murray will grow up, or he won't.
