Twitter: Wish we had Kyler Murray? Not so fast

[Risen Star]

Yes, I've seen some pining for Murray.

 

[Diehardblues]

No thanks . Once he loses his legs you got nothing.

 

[Adreme]

I am not really a fan of second hand sources telling me what a player is when we have zero evidence of the player acting like this in any public setting. If there is some public evidence to back it up fine by Murray has basically done all the right things his entire career.

 

[starfrombirth]

No thanks . Once he loses his legs you got nothing.

He's got a cannon for an arm. He just needs to learn to play with that as his primary weapon.

 

[Diehardblues]

He's got a cannon for an arm. He just needs to learn to play with that as his primary weapon.

He hasn’t yet. And I’ve been following him since high school.

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

Someone in the comments mentions Watson for Murray. That may be a win-win for both teams

 

[visionary]

Not a fan

 

[ThatJerryKid]

Yes, I've seen some pining for Murray.

This is funny. I’ve seen some Cardinal’s games this year where it looked like Murray clearly showed up a WR or three on incompletions. I was actually surprised that the announcers or nobody else ever mentioned it. Until now……

 

[dcstar]

Overly sensitive mental midget apparently...pass.

Go Cowboys!

 

[Risen Star]

I am not really a fan of second hand sources telling me what a player is when we have zero evidence of the player acting like this in any public setting. If there is some public evidence to back it up fine by Murray has basically done all the right things his entire career.

Well I'd say to anyone with common sense seeing a player remove all social media connection to his team in the immediate aftermath of a playoff loss shows a lack of maturity.

I'm sure you'll have some lame comeback for that but you'll be wrong. A grown man doesn't do that. A spoiled emotional child does that.

 

[Risen Star]

Not a fan

Your threads never did anything for me either.

 

[Captain-Crash]

he will be all-star one day in the nfml. national football midget league. go, midgets.

 

[Flamma]

No thanks . Once he loses his legs you got nothing.

I see a short joke in there!!!!!

 

[glimmerman]

No thanks . Once he loses his legs you got nothing.

Sounds familiar dont it.. If Dak didn’t hurt his leg we might still be playing today. Let’s see if he is still willing to run next year. He found out toward the end of the year that without his legs and no running game they can play cover and he don’t have those skills.

 

[Flamma]

Yes, I've seen some pining for Murray.

He should be embarrassed. He's not playing in his backyard with Carson Wentz.

 

[glimmerman]

Well I'd say to anyone with common sense seeing a player remove all social media connection to his team in the immediate aftermath of a playoff loss shows a lack of maturity.

I'm sure you'll have some lame comeback for that but you'll be wrong. A grown man doesn't do that. A spoiled emotional child does that.

Heard that wentz was a b-hole in the locker room and had his click. If you ain’t in it he talked crap about you..

 

[john van brocklin]

No thanks . Once he loses his legs you got nothing.

Great observation

 

[glimmerman]

He hasn’t yet. And I’ve been following him since high school.

Someone else had a cannon for a arm and stole millions and millions of dollars from the raiders. He was out of the league in a few years. He could kneel on one knee and throw it 90 yards..

 

[Hardline]

He's undefeated in Cowboys stadium. We would at least win half our games if he was a Cowboy.

 

[Adreme]

Well I'd say to anyone with common sense seeing a player remove all social media connection to his team in the immediate aftermath of a playoff loss shows a lack of maturity.

I'm sure you'll have some lame comeback for that but you'll be wrong. A grown man doesn't do that. A spoiled emotional child does that.

Matt Judon, who was a team captain of the Ravens and on their Player Council, did it every single year after his 2nd year. He did it without fail and every single time they media was trying to read something into it. Nobody considered him a bad teammate or leader at any point. He then was borderline all pro last year for the Patriots and so again was a great player.