Kyler Murray commits to Football (Won’t play baseball)
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="und" dir="ltr"><a href="https://t.co/kGePeWhrId">pic.twitter.com/kGePeWhrId</a></p>— Kyler Murray (@TheKylerMurray) <a href="https://twitter.com/TheKylerMurray/status/1095016263473119232?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 11, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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He's goingto give back the money.
Sounds like he didn't want to be riding around on a bus all the time |
If Im the A's Id be trying to get my money back. They gave him 5 million. There is no way he should get that money.
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They paid him 1.5 already and he's gotta pay back 1.29 iirc. The rest was due march 1 also iirc
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Kyler Murray will return $1.29 million of the $1.5 million signing bonus money the Oakland A’s gave him last year. He forfeits the remaining $3.16 million due March 1. The A’s will put him on the restricted list and retain Murray’s rights, but they don’t get a comp draft pick.</p>— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) <a href="https://twitter.com/JeffPassan/status/1095020486042497027?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 11, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Good, hope the Raiders Chargers or Broncos draft this guy
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So he gets to keep $210,000? He should have to give back every bit of it. It's bad enough that the A's lost the draft pick. I don't see why they should lose money too. Not that I give a shit about the A's. But $210,000 is 4-5 years earnings for millions of people and he's getting it for not making up his mind. SMH.
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Guy is only 5’8”
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He is no Bo Jackson.
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He will get destroyed in the NFL. It's one thing to be short, it's another thing to be THAT short. Add in the fact that he relies on his mobility as much as he does and I don't foresee his career lasting too long.
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he'll have to attach blocks to the pedals of his new Bugati.
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Looked online. People have no idea how tall he is. According to Oklahoma’s strength and conditions coach Murray was just under 5’10” with socks on
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Murray looks like a ninth grader running around out there. One solid lick and he's not gonna get back up. |
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yikes yeah that's a concern - i just searched his name and it was in the box off to the right, in chrome.
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JFC He's short. We get it
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Easy decision. Get drafted. Get Paid. If it doesn't work out in the NFL play baseball.
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FFS RG3 took a snap this year. |
Von Miller is going to look weird in a Niners uniform.
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Man, **** the A's huh
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This is a huge mistake IMO. I think baseball will snub him when his dumb behind realizes he should have gone to the MLB.
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Osweiler is 6’7”. Russell Wilson is 5’11”. Drew Brees is only 6’. Who would you rather have.
Height is overrated. QBs throw between defenders, not directly over their heads. Weight is also overrated. A lot of QBs come into the league looking like a street corner teenager. Tom Brady looked like shit. |
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Height? Russ/Brees Strength? Brady Athleticism? Brady/Manning Arm strength? Montana police? Big Ben My point is that 99% of quarterbacks fail. You can always point to a reason. The reason is that succeeding is a confluence of factors, the ultimate organization and hierarchy of which is totally unknown to even the top experts. Nobody knows why one QB sucks and another one is amazing. So, they point to the few factors they CAN measure. |
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That’s a legitimate concern and there’s no other way around it. Every other good QB you can come up with would be a different QB if they were ****ing 5’8”. To suggest otherwise is foolish. |
Then the Kyler Murrays...
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2) It's a DIFFERENT game. QB's don't get hit like they used to. |
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Dumb decision
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Obviously the right move for him. Gets paid a lot more guaranteed at the outset and still has the opportunity to transition to baseball in a few years if he flames out (most likely).
Think about it: in a year you can have more money and be competing for a starting NFL QB job or be in high single A/maybe AA riding the bus and dreaming of the majors. It's not even particularly close. |
Hope he saves his NFL rookie contract, because it's going to be the last paycheck he gets that doesn't involve selling insurance or working for a relative.
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Would you draft a 4'8" QB? At some point, height does matter. The question is what is the line of demarcation? If it's not Murray's size, it's damn close.
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I doubt he gets drafted first round
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He should be a slot wr. His athleticism is off the cbarts
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IMO he’ll have some success moving around and getting outside the pocket. But teams will decide not to overpersue and make him throw from the pocket and he’ll struggle. Quote:
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Did anyone catch the interviews he was doing during super bowl week ****ing wierd |
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He just signed the same agent as kingsbury.
I bet the cardinals take him first overall |
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I walked by Kyler prior to a basketball game a while back and he conservatively came up to my nose.
I'm 6'0. |
Its too dismissive of all of the success that the guy has had up to this point to assume that he's going to fail now just because he's 5'10". On the contrary I think he could actually be pretty good in the NFL if he's able to stay healthy. Height obviously matters for QB's, but it matters less and less as teams go with more shotgun sets and spread offense., With his particular skillset, coaches are going to have no problem getting him out of the pocket into situations where he can either pass or run. He has the chance to be really dangerous in that kind of offense.
Durability is obviously going to be a concern for him, but durability isn't always related to size. If you put Sammy Watkins and Tyreek Hill next to each other, who would you assume is more injury prone? There are obviously more factors at work when it comes to susceptibility to injury than just size. Sometimes actually the big guys like Gronk take more punishment because other plays can more easily square up on them and deliver a big hit. He should send a portion of his first check to Russell Wilson though, as the fact that Wilson is successful in the league already is going to raise this Murray's draft stock by an entire round on its own. Coaches love to copy others, because then if the pick blows up in their faces they can at least say "Hey, we thought he was the next Russell Wilson." Its a subtle way to shift the blame onto someone else. |
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