Arizona Cardinals quarterback needs to stop pointing fingers
By Sion Fawkes
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray, once again, was pointing fingers on the sidelines, this time at his favorite target, DeAndre Hopkins.
A few weeks back, we talked about Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray’s immaturity regarding his shouting match with head coach Kliff Kingsbury on Thursday Night Football. Murray laughed it off, and everything was supposedly “all good.”
Well, you know what they say. If you do something once, most will let you off, even if we didn’t. Because we knew what was coming; another display of sheer immaturity from the guy who is supposed to be the Cardinals marquee franchise quarterback, this time exchanging words with star wideout DeAndre Hopkins.
Predictably, Hopkins claimed there was nothing to it. What else would you expect him to say at the moment?
Arizona Cardinals quarterback once again shows lack of maturity
And if you go back over the last four seasons, you will see plenty more finger pointing from Murray, really since he entered the league. Another recent outing came when he felt the need to address his study habits and work ethic following a contract clause after signing his extension that mandated him to commit four short hours of film study each week.
Murray used terms like, “laughable” and “disrespectful” as his chosen adjectives. But why then, would the clause even be in the contract unless the Cardinals felt Murray wasn’t giving it his all when studying game film? It’s not like NFL teams place such clauses into their players’ contracts on a regular basis.
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Murray, the former number one overall pick for the Cardinals back in 2019 has shown time and again throughout his career that he is an immature, self-entitled player. He has rarely shown the ability to lead, and when the going gets tough, has yet to pick up wobbly teams to help them overachieve.
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