Chopper0080
2021 - Prove It
Tough to argue against this and tough pill to swallow.
The result of this HC search will be interesting.
The Cardinals "created a monster"
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The result of this HC search will be interesting.
At this point it would be hard to argue otherwise. Jones plays like a NFL QB and has proven he can win when it matters.
I think that Kyler is currently broken. However the problem is that IMO Kyler doesn't think he is broken. I'm not sure that Kyler can be fixed here on the Cardinals. Kyler has been placed on a pedestal and coddled his entire career. He needs a massive dose of humility before he can change and IMO the only way that will happen is if he gets cut. Which doesn't help the Cardinals any.
tiptoeing right around personal attacks man. rumor has it there is a block button. Maybe try it out?
SoonerLou
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Silver won with this being 11 pages.
Daniel Jones is proof that coaching matters. Going from Joe Judge to Daboll saved his career.
Daniel Jones is proof that coaching matters. Going from Joe Judge to Daboll saved his career.
there is another way.
Outerlimits
Veteran
Can't disagree much with this. Over the last season+ he has been among the bottom 1/3 in the league.
AZ Native
Living is Easy with Eyes Closed
I just read this on the internet (so it must be true, HAHA):
In 2023, Murray has a cap hit of $16 million and a dead cap hit of $97.5 million, meaning if the Cardinals cut or trade him, it would add an additional $81.5 million to the team’s salary cap. In 2024, those numbers are $51.8 and $81.5 (+$29.3 million on the cap).
So does that mean that the cap hit for 2023 is $97.5 million and $81.5 in 2024 when he is no longer on our team?
The 2023 salary cap in 2023 is $220 million?
In 2023, Murray has a cap hit of $16 million and a dead cap hit of $97.5 million, meaning if the Cardinals cut or trade him, it would add an additional $81.5 million to the team’s salary cap. In 2024, those numbers are $51.8 and $81.5 (+$29.3 million on the cap).
So does that mean that the cap hit for 2023 is $97.5 million and $81.5 in 2024 when he is no longer on our team?
The 2023 salary cap in 2023 is $220 million?
No. If he remains on the roster, the bonus money he's already been paid is pro-rated against the cap over each year of the contract. If he's cut, it all hits the cap at once. If he's cut after June 1, i believe pro-rated year worth hits the cap in the year he's cut, and the rest hits the following year.
You can see the yearly cap charges and dead cap if he's cut here: https://overthecap.com/player/kyler-murray/7792
...dave
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Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
This. And it’s what I’m hoping for with kyler. Before this year there was no comparison in the opposite direction. Give kyler a chance with someone other than kingsbury and let’s judge him then.
Must have hurt his arm carrying that bag to the bank.
To preempt the "but O line" people he played 4 games with a full strength O line. A further 3 with Pugh and had Hump, Hernandez and Beachum for every game he played except the Chargers.
He played his rookie year with Mason Cole, Sweezy and Jordan Mills or Justin Murray at RT and was far better.
PlayerHater
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The real worry with Kyler is his injury and if he can come back 100% from it. His athleticism makes up for his lack of knowledge and height. I highly doubt a new coach can make a 5'10 Kyler who does not like to study and who does not like to be hit a great pocket passer. Without those legs he's Baker Mayfield.
