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That (everything from the word “but”) is why you fail.
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That (everything from the word “but”) is why you fail.
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I love the terminally lazy types in the workplace who are always talking about what they're gonna do. He's gonna start listening and caring in camp this year. No seriously this time around. For real.
Figure this dude is out of the league in a couple years. When he crashes and burns with the Cards who's gonna want to give a shot to a midget who lacks give-a-fuck.
Figure this dude is out of the league in a couple years. When he crashes and burns with the Cards who's gonna want to give a shot to a midget who lacks give-a-fuck.
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This is exactly why I feel they are going to see it Tune can be their starter. Tune has the innate talent to be a second-tier QB1. A team can win with a good tier-two QB if they have a good defense and strong running attack.....just like Purdy with the Niners. Gannon seems to understand that. Tune is accurate and his passes have good velocity out to 20-25 yds, good enough to move the chains and complement a strong run attack. He can take occasional deep shots but it isn't his forte like say, Herbert or Stafford. But a strong intermediate passing attack is hard to stop. It's relatively quick not giving the defense a lot of time. A young QB simply has to understand if it's not there then throw it away. Tune has enough foot speed to force LBs and safeties to account for him.
If Gannon does indeed run an Eagles like offense, then Tune is a very good fit. It incorporates a lot of RPO concepts so he should pick it up fast. The Rams can't afford to underestimate Tune. He can move the offense in ways Murray struggled at. Kyler wanted to turn every game into a sandlot affair, playing off the cuff. Disciplined defenses will shut that shit down. IMO if Tune looks good and is named the starter going forward, Murray will try to use his injury to gain the portion of his contract that is guaranteed if it's an injury release. This is why IMO there is a good chance Murray doesn't play this year. A lot depends upon the conditions of his "guaranteed money". I see Murray trying to milk the injury into an injury release next year. Not all contracts are fully guaranteed for all contingencies, fully guaranteed may be only assuming he plays his contract out. Injury or retirement might prorate the guaranteed money. No matter what happens the Cards are on the hook for a whole lot of dead money next year if Kyler doesn't heal.
If Gannon does indeed run an Eagles like offense, then Tune is a very good fit. It incorporates a lot of RPO concepts so he should pick it up fast. The Rams can't afford to underestimate Tune. He can move the offense in ways Murray struggled at. Kyler wanted to turn every game into a sandlot affair, playing off the cuff. Disciplined defenses will shut that shit down. IMO if Tune looks good and is named the starter going forward, Murray will try to use his injury to gain the portion of his contract that is guaranteed if it's an injury release. This is why IMO there is a good chance Murray doesn't play this year. A lot depends upon the conditions of his "guaranteed money". I see Murray trying to milk the injury into an injury release next year. Not all contracts are fully guaranteed for all contingencies, fully guaranteed may be only assuming he plays his contract out. Injury or retirement might prorate the guaranteed money. No matter what happens the Cards are on the hook for a whole lot of dead money next year if Kyler doesn't heal.
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Just like when they drafted Murray to replace another former 1st round pick in Josh Rosen. Rinse & Repeat.
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Even if Kyler does decide to make an effort he's so far behind I don't think he can catch up. Besides, how long will that last? IMO not long. He will hear his play station calling him and won't be able to resist. He's underachieved every year and that includes his one good season proved by how quickly he returned to his subpar ways.
AZ will try to trade him if they haven't all ready but I don't see any takers, not with that contract and piss poor work ethic. I'd be surprised if he's on the team next year. A post June 1 release carries a hefty deadcap of $48.3M but they clear $3.5 M off the cap. If Tune shows any promise at all IMO Kyler is gone in 2024.
I see Tune and Purdy as having comparable skill sets able to be good enough to win with if the team has a good run attack and defense to keep the game close. Purdy had the advantage because the Niners have a better defense. AZ will be forced to lean on Tune who won't have as good of a WR corp or run attack as the Niners. The advantage Tune has is he's a much better runner than Purdy.
The book on beating Tune is to play him tighter, i.e. cover the short zones and contain him. IMO Tune as a QB is more dangerous than Purdy.
AZ will try to trade him if they haven't all ready but I don't see any takers, not with that contract and piss poor work ethic. I'd be surprised if he's on the team next year. A post June 1 release carries a hefty deadcap of $48.3M but they clear $3.5 M off the cap. If Tune shows any promise at all IMO Kyler is gone in 2024.
I see Tune and Purdy as having comparable skill sets able to be good enough to win with if the team has a good run attack and defense to keep the game close. Purdy had the advantage because the Niners have a better defense. AZ will be forced to lean on Tune who won't have as good of a WR corp or run attack as the Niners. The advantage Tune has is he's a much better runner than Purdy.
The book on beating Tune is to play him tighter, i.e. cover the short zones and contain him. IMO Tune as a QB is more dangerous than Purdy.
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2024 Cap number for Kyler Murray is $51,857,000.
2024 Cap number for the Bears Justin Fields is $6,004,712.
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Agree - reminds me of Russell with the raiders in a way.When a player doesn’t want to learn at the QB position your team is in trouble & won’t win.
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If they weren't in our division, I wouldn't hate them.
I would still laugh at them though
If not for Kurt Warner, they would never have been in a SB
I still picture KW as a Ram even though he considers himself a Cardinal (due to fricken the B... and her hirelings)
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Not nearly as pretty as me, though.
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Cardinals Preparing for Life Without Kyler Murray? What the Josh Dobbs Trade Reveals
Following the Josh Dobbs trade with the Cleveland Browns, the perception around the Arizona Cardinals is Kyler Murray may not play in 2023 and maybe beyond.
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Get some serious tanking-vibes in there...
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I believe he got paid but I feel for Buddha Baker.