Dan Orlovsky: Where Kyler Murray Ranks Among NFL Quarterbacks
Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky is revealing where he ranks Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray among his peers. The ESPN analyst examines the sliding scale for the Cards’ signal caller.
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Honestly a solid take, K1 can be an upper tier QB he just needs to find his consistency
His best reciever was a TE that was cursed from getting in End Zone this year! But MHJ 2nd year everything has slowed down, get him a starting RT and G and slot reciever who can stretch field! Top 5 QB
Murray might be the worst cost/quality football š player in Phoenix's NFL history, and the press won't question his low level of production.
Kevin Durant is the best NBA player the Suns have ever had, and the press is all over him.
What's up with that?
hes a top 20 qb, doesnt even crack top 10 and barely 15 every few games
Kyler is a good qb. Not great. For me itād be no less than 16th and no more 13th. My biggest problem is what has he done for the cards
Foundation for future? Heās 27, how many more years do we have where heās in his prime physically and doesnāt start to degrade especially considering his stature
Best case scenario he doesn't crack top 10. Based on his history he's ~16 or below
Honestly, bro, Kylerās somewhere between 14 and 17 in terms of skill level. Heās solid, but mid-tier in the NFL. His lack of commitment when he first entered the league really set him back, and the reality is, heās not getting any younger. Now that heās fully invested in the team, the franchise doesnāt exactly do him any favors. The Cardinals are one of the oldest franchises in the NFL, and the lack of a championship? Well, thereās a reason for that
I would never put him in the top 10 and I knew he should've never been 1st pick in the draft the year after they took a qb top 10. Obviously Josh Rosen was not good and is not even in the league anymore, however, I would argue, if they built a team around him the same way 49ers have with Purdy instead of replacing him immediately, could he make short throws and hand the ball off?
Been in the league 7 years. If he was gonna be consistently elite it wouldāve happened by now
Heās trash mf should be a back up at this point