Me too also.
It is right now, but I think you can view it on HBO Max on a 30-day trial. I think that NFL Films also edits it for broadcast use and puts it on NFL Network in the offseason.
No one should want more guys to fail upwards in this organization. It’s rotten to the core.
I'm pretty sure that I remember Adrian Wilson saying that he'd be happy to coach some high school team as long as they pay him $100k per year.
Does someone really have to tell you that you are throwing off the the wrong foot? Kind of elementary.
Yeah the threat didn’t sit well with me. I know he’s technically the most powerful guy in the room, but it smacks of big talk from the suit to the talented players.
This isnt kindergarten though.. you don’t get a participation trophy for trying hard. This is the pros - he sucks he shouldn’t be a head coach period.
Yeah, to outsiders it looks like Buddha, JJ, colt and Dhop are the faces of the team.Two things I took from this episode:
It makes me want to puke, but I see Bidwill hiring in-house for a GM, and Kliffy gone only to be replaced by VJ. Freaking
The other thing is, on a show like this, would Brady or Mahomes or other star QBs be a freaking ghost? KM was hardly on it before he got hurt, and we don't even get a defiant "I'm going to come back stronger?" moment after he got hurt? We need to have a Colt McCoy voiceover as he hobbles by? Why has he been a ghost in the early part of this season? IDGAF what his personality is, he's supposed to be the face of the organization, and he can't even headline Hard Knocks. Just another way he was in no way ready to receive a bag of cash.
We don’t know if Brady, Mahomes, or any star QB would not appear because no one here knows none of those guys personally.
Being the face of the franchise (rightly or wrongly, whether he likes it or not) comes with a lot of expectations. We've covered a lot of valid criticisms about his play and approach to the game. I'm not dismissing that talk, or saying this is more of a problem than any of that when it clearly isn't as big of a deal. That said, we do know he/the team can choose for him to not become a focus, and likely had to push hard to be covered so little in the show. He's the young franchise QB and just got paid, and is having an "interesting" season, and he's not featured? That sure in the heck isn't HBO's decision.
Yea, which comes with his play on the field. What does appearances on a TV show have to do with anything pertaining to expectations of a franchise QB?
This shouldn’t be a problem with anyone. You’re not going to force me to do something I’m against doing while not having any say in the decision.
Correct & it shouldn’t be.
You don’t know that. I don’t know that. No one here know that. I love facts. This isn’t a fact.
If I don’t want cameras focusing on me while I’m being heard on my off-time, you’re not going to focus on me while I’m being heard on my off-time. I don’t care if I’m the QB, Kicker, TE, DE, w/e. Especially after something I DIDN’T sign up for.
Who is talking about off time? How much Cardinals at-work time have we seen from him? Not much at all. The off-duty stuff with other players is nice content, and while I'd have liked to see that from Kyler, it's not obligatory. He's not even doing much on camera at work, though.
He was on there a decent bit, especially during the QB meetings. It’s not a coincidence his screen time has severely lowered since the ACL injury.
I don’t know, man. It just feels real nit-picky to me. To the point I thought I was reading someone else’s post for a second. This is so far down the list of problems that it really shouldn’t be a problem.
I know Russell Wilson would be in front of the camera.
Imagine how much bigger the flack would get with Russell Wilson in a camera in his face off the field. lol, I would pay to see this.
Seems & sounds like a Bidwill problem to me. Especially if an owner plays a part in welcoming these Hard Knock series to your organization.
