The Play

[Garthshort]

The one where KM scrambled and finally found Rondale Moore for about a 20 yard completion. It reminded me of Fran Tarkenton (Sp?). Does anyone agree?

 

[Krangodnzr]

What I loved is when Murray jumped backwards and quickly reset his feet.

I also saw him step up in the pocket on a number of plays. I hated watching him fall backwards on the TD to Kirk, but he made it work by throwing the ball where only Kirk could get it. It was a great, tough catch and Kirk pulled it in.

 

[Cardiac]

The one where KM scrambled and finally found Rondale Moore for about a 20 yard completion. It reminded me of Fran Tarkenton (Sp?). Does anyone agree?

Yes but at a much higher level.

 

[Ronin]

Kirk was open. If Kyler does a big no no and fire it across his body.

*ducks*

 

[dreamcastrocks]

The one where KM scrambled and finally found Rondale Moore for about a 20 yard completion. It reminded me of Russell Wilson. Does anyone agree?

fixed that for you.

 

[Ronin]

Your honor I present to you exhibit a

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[LoyaltyisaCurse]

It was definitely Fran/Russell mixed with a little Steph Curry…

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

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[LoyaltyisaCurse]

We should also tip our caps to Rondale Moore for his awareness to follow the play and get open.

 

[Shane]

Whose Fran Tarkenton

 

[Bkbobo]

Moore looks like he adjust well to the where the ball is thrown. I remembered one catch during training camp where he had to track the ball and he caught it for a TD. Working with Dhop will help Moore even more.

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

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[juza76]

What I loved is when Murray jumped backwards and quickly reset his feet.

I also saw him step up in the pocket on a number of plays. I hated watching him fall backwards on the TD to Kirk, but he made it work by throwing the ball where only Kirk could get it. It was a great, tough catch and Kirk pulled it in.

Yez, amazing, he had two guys in front of him closing his way, then he made the jump back to avoid the guy from the behind (how did kyler see him coming)
Those sequence of moves were ridiculous

 

[gmabel830]

After seeing Russell Wilson do that to us for years, nice to see our team doing it to someone else!!

 

[QuebecCard]

Whose Fran Tarkenton

We'll let this go by without comment.

 

[jf-08]

Whose Fran Tarkenton

never heard of her

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

never heard of her

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[Brian in Mesa]

Whose Fran Tarkenton

The Minnesota Vikings' Fran Tarkenton

 

[Brian in Mesa]

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[Yuma]

I'm old, reminded me more of Fran the Man with those change of direction moves, especially backing up!

 

[schutd]

I was thinking about this play last night. And I feel like my feelings watching it live sum up being a Cardinals fan quite nicely. I was crapping my pants waiting for KM to be folded in half, throw an ill timed pick, or myriad other terrible happenings. Simultaneously, I was thinking, If this is Russell Wilson doing the same thing against us, my feelings would have been "here we go again. He's about to kill us"

I am ecstatic that we may finally be at a point with our roster, that we can be the team that rips hearts out with broken play conversions, and not one who keystone cops it every time a play breaks down.

 

[tnmike]

Whose Fran Tarkenton

Horton knows a who

 

[Drop_D]

Whose Fran Tarkenton

Umm, famous UNLV basketball coach, I believe… who coached a lady bball player named Stacey Augmon.

 

[Garthshort]

fixed that for you.

I'll assume that you are too young to remember Fran Tarkenton. Russell Wilson might be a better QB, but when it comes to escapability, he wasn't in Fran's class. JMO.

 

[SoonerLou]

Probably his "best" play tbh.

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