What about Kyler Murray?

[RS12]

Looked up the words me and i in Websters dictionary. Found Kyler's photos under definition for both.

 

[rambo2]

What if Arizona decides it's time to move on from Kyler?

His mobility and ability to make plays makes him one of the few if not only QB's I can think of that might be attainable and who might actually mesh with our offensive strengths & weaknesses.

I know Kyler has apparently been less than dedicated ..... but sometimes a wake up call like getting traded can get a guy going.

I don't know about the financial ramifications but I can't imagine them to be too severe IF you truly can get a QB with experience and the skills to help your other players thrive.

Lol

 

[G2]

For a change of pace punching bag? Hell yeah, I'm about it!

 

[Mannix]

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[McKDaddy]

Lol

Can you explain?

 

[Mannix]

------How come these other teams can seem to move away from big contract failed QB's like Goff and Wentz but it's always we are stuck with what we have?



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[zerofill]

Be ok if they could extend him now reworking his contract, and get the trade clause removed in the process... then send him packing before the ink is dry.

 

[rambo2]

Can you explain?

We don't need a guy like him. His history speaks for itself. He has set that franchise back for at least a decade.

 

[MyFairLady]

Never in the history of the universe has there been a worse option for saving an NFL franchise than Kyler Murray. He is the exact opposite of what is needed in every single way possible.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Don't see any way its possible that you could take on Kyler's contract and still have the cap hit from Dak the next two years.

The only way Dak is not on the team in 2024 is a trade where another team assumes the balance of his contract. That said , I don’t think Kyler is the path forward. He’s overpaid and we need a fresh start.

 

[McKDaddy]

We don't need a guy like him. His history speaks for itself. He has set that franchise back for at least a decade.

I give credence to the line of thought but what other options are available that would seem to have any chance of making our current roster viable?

 

[rambo2]

I give credence to the line of thought but what other options are available that would seem to have any chance of making our current roster viable?

Probably none.

 

[strollinruss]

This ain’t midget wrestling. What we gonna do with Kyler

 

[CowboyFrog]

Why Kyler Murray, I have less doubt about Trey Lance at this point. Look move on from Dak thats fine but ABD is not a good plan.

 

[rambo2]

This ain’t midget wrestling. What we gonna do with Kyler

Play video games

 

[nate dizzle]

No thanks. We are looking for a qb to take us to a SB. Murray ain't him either.

 

[McKDaddy]

Never in the history of the universe has there been a worse option for saving an NFL franchise than Kyler Murray. He is the exact opposite of what is needed in every single way possible.

But what other options are available that would seem to have any chance of making our current roster viable?

Despite his shortcomings, he is almost impossible to catch which would help our Oline & give us a defensive back breaker. He can also throw the ball all over the field which would at least give our playmakers a chance.

I'm not saying it's a perfect solution, just the best "chance" I can think of.

 

[Mark]

Goff is thriving. Good for him.

+1

I felt sorry for him getting unceremoniously traded. Uprooted from Los Angeles to Detroit. Going from the Rams to the Lions...perhaps the most perennially-pathetic franchise in the NFL. Good for him, indeed...hope he & they have a great year.

 

[McKDaddy]

+1

I felt sorry for him getting unceremoniously traded. Uprooted from Los Angeles to Detroit. Going from the Rams to the Lions...perhaps the most perennially-pathetic franchise in the NFL. Good for him, indeed...hope he & they have a great year.

Exactly. I enjoyed watching them grow last year and think they can take the next step this year. Since we seemingly won't have any influence on the outcome, I will root for them to get the monkey off their back.

 

[john van brocklin]

What if Arizona decides it's time to move on from Kyler?

His mobility and ability to make plays makes him one of the few if not only QB's I can think of that might be attainable and who might actually mesh with our offensive strengths & weaknesses.

I know Kyler has apparently been less than dedicated ..... but sometimes a wake up call like getting traded can get a guy going.

I don't know about the financial ramifications but I can't imagine them to be too severe IF you truly can get a QB with experience and the skills to help your other players thrive.

He is over priced for what he brings to the table.
If the Cards eat some of that contract and the cost in draft picks is not too high, I would be interested.