I'm still waiting for the Browns to officially rename FirstEnergy stadium "The Factory of Sadness".
Or "Looks good on paper" stadium.
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I'm still waiting for the Browns to officially rename FirstEnergy stadium "The Factory of Sadness".
I'm still waiting for the Browns to officially rename FirstEnergy stadium "The Factory of Sadness".
The Skyline Chili Field at Paul Brown Stadium
Or "Looks good on paper" stadium.
This is how I know Kyler Murray isn't a legit NFL QB, from an article on the ESPN website:
"Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray's recently signed contract extension includes an addendum that requires him to study film for four hours per week during the season to stay in compliance with the new deal".
Source: Source: Kyler's new contract mandates film study
But hey, it gets even better: "Murray will not get credit if he's not studying or watching the material while it plays on his tablet or if he's doing something that can distract him or draw his attention elsewhere while the material is playing, such as playing video games, watching TV or browsing the internet".
Are you kidding me? How old is Murray? Nine?
Is his mom going to be there telling him...OK Kyler, it's not video game time. You need to watch your NFL game film now for four more hours, then you're done for the week. Put down the Juicy Juice too, that's only if you're a good boy.
Isn't that what you do as an NFL QB? How embarrassing for Murray, but then again he isn't embarrassed about the money he is making I suppose. Still, come on man.
-Mike
Yeah, I can just picture him telling his friends not to call or text during his study time, as he's grounded from his phone for those four hours.This is how I know Kyler Murray isn't a legit NFL QB, from an article on the ESPN website:
"Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray's recently signed contract extension includes an addendum that requires him to study film for four hours per week during the season to stay in compliance with the new deal".
Source: Source: Kyler's new contract mandates film study
But hey, it gets even better: "Murray will not get credit if he's not studying or watching the material while it plays on his tablet or if he's doing something that can distract him or draw his attention elsewhere while the material is playing, such as playing video games, watching TV or browsing the internet".
Are you kidding me? How old is Murray? Nine?
Is his mom going to be there telling him...OK Kyler, it's not video game time. You need to watch your NFL game film now for four more hours, then you're done for the week. Put down the Juicy Juice too, that's only if you're a good boy.
Isn't that what you do as an NFL QB? How embarrassing for Murray, but then again he isn't embarrassed about the money he is making I suppose. Still, come on man.
-Mike
Yeah, I can just picture him telling his friends not to call or text during his study time, as he's grounded from his phone for those four hours.
Poor guy ain't never gonna live this down. Nor should he. Imagine all the wisecracks the next time there's a broken play or he fires off an easy INT.
What gets me is the Cardinals (under Bidwill Sr.) were the cheapest, stingiest franchise in the league. He would deduct the cost of the cap they'd hand out to the draft picks when they'd receive their first paycheck.
Under Bidwill Jr, the opposite has occurred. He isn't afraid to open up the checkbook. Don't get me wrong, it's nice being a competitive team and being able to land some significant free agents over the years since Jr took over. But I still cannot understand why anybody would pay top dollars to a guy who hasn't won a playoff game, nor picked his team up when necessary. Usually it's been the other way around. The brass balls Murray and his agent must have to even ask for such money is incomprehensible to many of us. And Bidwill Jr's concession to pay it is even more astounding.
Haha, Murray isn't THAT bad. He still has the talent to justify this contract, I think. There is substantial risk that it's an overpay.I don't think he'll be in the NFL long enough to play out that contract. Maybe he can backup Johnny Manziel in that goofball league he plays in.
-Mike
Bidwill has gone whole hog here, for better or worse. He also gave Kingsbury and the GM big extensions at the same time.What gets me is the Cardinals (under Bidwill Sr.) were the cheapest, stingiest franchise in the league. He would deduct the cost of the cap they'd hand out to the draft picks when they'd receive their first paycheck.
Under Bidwill Jr, the opposite has occurred. He isn't afraid to open up the checkbook. Don't get me wrong, it's nice being a competitive team and being able to land some significant free agents over the years since Jr took over. But I still cannot understand why anybody would pay top dollars to a guy who hasn't won a playoff game, nor picked his team up when necessary. Usually it's been the other way around. The brass balls Murray and his agent must have to even ask for such money is incomprehensible to many of us. And Bidwill Jr's concession to pay it is even more astounding.
Haha, Murray isn't THAT bad. He still has the talent to justify this contract, I think. There is substantial risk that it's an overpay.
He could still be a top 5 QB, if not #1. His numbers have improved every year so far--win/loss, completion %, TD pass %, INT %, and overall rating. And he was top 10 in QBR this past season. He definitely stunk in that playoff game, though. I understand why the Cards are keeping him, even if the jury is still out.I'm not questioning his physical talent. He has that in spades indeed. Impressive athlete.
I don't think he has the rest of the game that's necessary to turn into a Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Russell Wilson, Tom Brady, yada yadda. Some guys have it, some don't.
Murray does not in my opinion. He'll spectacularly flame out and some will lament the wasted talent.
-Mike
He could still be a top 5 QB, if not #1. His numbers have improved every year so far--win/loss, completion %, TD pass %, INT %, and overall rating. And he was top 10 in QBR this past season. He definitely stunk in that playoff game, though. I understand why the Cards are keeping him, even if the jury is still out.