Ben Maller: “For a while Kyler Murray was ambushing teams and putting up some impressive stats, but we knew that was a MIRAGE. It wasn’t real. I haven’t seen any evidence to push back against that. Because of Kyler Murray’s size he is limited, and if you’re intellectually honest with yourself you already know this. The reason we’ve never had a quarterback the size of Kyler Murray is because they’re not going to be effective over the long-term. He’s the size of a grasshopper playing quarterback. Who would choose that?? It took them a little while, but NFL teams have finally started doing what you have to do against a pint-sized quarterback. Because of his height Kyler Murray can be bottled up if you’re disciplined. If you force Kyler Murray to beat you with his arm he simply will not do it, PERIOD. You want little Kyler to throw it right down the middle of the field. Being vertically challenged makes it hard to throw over the top of the defense. The defensive linemen can easily knock down ‘alligator arms’ Kyler Murray’s passes. It’s like swatting away flies with a fly swatter… Murray was prematurely anointed a megastar by the NFL media establishment and it didn’t make any sense. He’s like a YouTube trick shot artist with all the highlights, but is there any real substance?? There have been 11 games in Kyler’s career where he’s been held to 30 rushing yards or less, and he’s won ONE: 1-9-1. That’s TERRIBLE and is an ABJECT FAILURE. That’s a referendum on Kyler. We talked about him being a Coney Island sideshow last week; well that’s the kind of stat that would lead you to believe that to be true.” (Full Video Above)
Listen to Ben Maller explain why he thinks Kyler Murray’s flat-lining MVP campaign came to an embarrassing halt, and why he thinks that the Cardinals need to be worried that Murray is simply too short to be an effective quarterback at this level.
Check out the video above as Maller details why he thinks "alligator arms" Kyler has been exposed as a one-trick pony who can really only beat you with his feet.
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