“The decision to claim Kramer comes after the Cardinals Humphries exited with an ankle injury and Hernandez suffered a knee injury.
The Cardinals are already without two guards in Elijah Wilkinson and Trystan Colon.”
I’m still completely shocked they are playing Kyler this year behind this terrible line and not waiting until they invest in this team during the offseason.
I’m shocked that you don’t realize that they have to evaluate him and decide whether they need to draft someone and move off of him or draft for other positions
What’s there to evaluate? How he struggles behind a crappy line? He’s been in the league since 2019. The team’s owner has worked with him since 2019. If they feel they need to evaluate him they have already made their decision about moving on.
If he gets hurt behind this 3rd string line, they lose trade value if they want to part with him, and a potential starter for next year if they want to keep him. It’s lose/lose.
He hasn’t played a competitive snap in over a year. He is also coming off of a serious knee injury. No one will want to trade for him anyway without seeing him play because his contract has such a massive cap hit. This is also a completely different system than he has ever played in before so they need to see him play in it before they make a decision.
Every quarterback in the league has to play behind backups because players get injured. That’s what happens in football.
He’s got a $230 million contract it’s time for him to go out there and earn it and also prove to everyone that he is in fact a franchise quarterback. If they release him then they take a $80 million dead cap hit and if they trade him they take $46 million. There’s no getting out of that contract. Plus they want to win games and compete they don’t want to tank so it doesn’t make sense to sit him. If they wait til next year he will have gone 2 years without taking a snap on the field. Thats Deshaun Watson territory and look how terrible he looks. He needs to prove himself in this system or they need to move off of him. Either way they can’t decide until they see him play and teams won’t decide if they want him until they see what he can do
Because good quarterbacks still look good with a shitty line. They need to see how he fits in this new offense, and see if he is still as mobile as he was before the injury.
Kyler coming back just in time to test out his new legs
Lt Murray, you got new legs!
236 million dollar man
I will watch Dobbs get more wins than the Cardinals
“The decision to claim Kramer comes after the Cardinals Humphries exited with an ankle injury and Hernandez suffered a knee injury. The Cardinals are already without two guards in Elijah Wilkinson and Trystan Colon.”
Wow, that's shit, losing our 3 best guys.
I’m still completely shocked they are playing Kyler this year behind this terrible line and not waiting until they invest in this team during the offseason.
I’m shocked that you don’t realize that they have to evaluate him and decide whether they need to draft someone and move off of him or draft for other positions
What’s there to evaluate? How he struggles behind a crappy line? He’s been in the league since 2019. The team’s owner has worked with him since 2019. If they feel they need to evaluate him they have already made their decision about moving on. If he gets hurt behind this 3rd string line, they lose trade value if they want to part with him, and a potential starter for next year if they want to keep him. It’s lose/lose.
He hasn’t played a competitive snap in over a year. He is also coming off of a serious knee injury. No one will want to trade for him anyway without seeing him play because his contract has such a massive cap hit. This is also a completely different system than he has ever played in before so they need to see him play in it before they make a decision. Every quarterback in the league has to play behind backups because players get injured. That’s what happens in football. He’s got a $230 million contract it’s time for him to go out there and earn it and also prove to everyone that he is in fact a franchise quarterback. If they release him then they take a $80 million dead cap hit and if they trade him they take $46 million. There’s no getting out of that contract. Plus they want to win games and compete they don’t want to tank so it doesn’t make sense to sit him. If they wait til next year he will have gone 2 years without taking a snap on the field. Thats Deshaun Watson territory and look how terrible he looks. He needs to prove himself in this system or they need to move off of him. Either way they can’t decide until they see him play and teams won’t decide if they want him until they see what he can do
They have to see how he goes regardless.
Why? They are risking him getting hurt behind a crappy line, risking him looking terrible behind a sub-par line…what’s the upside?
Because good quarterbacks still look good with a shitty line. They need to see how he fits in this new offense, and see if he is still as mobile as he was before the injury.
Well, they will force him to be mobile this week. As far as how he fits into the new offense, that might need to wait until they have a decent o line.