Heard on Cowherd that Kyler might not play this week and could miss 2-3 weeks with a bad ankle. This is what happened last year and they fell apart, people are gonna start wondering if it happens again.
Murray day to day?
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It's been his MO every year so far. Great player that's a little small to play the position. Live by the sword, die by the sword. I still expect AZ to make the playoffs especially since they have one of the easiest NFL schedules
Cards have taken some hits and seem to be taking on water. It's too bad.
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My ideal scenario is that he is back for our next matchup and he runs for his life - 1 TD and 3 INTs with 7 sacks.
Well we don't play them until 12/13, so he'll be all rested up to be running for his life. They play the whiners this week, so its a lose-lose for us anyway.
Actually the balance of power has totally shifted in the NFC West in the last week. It wasn't something that the Rams could have counted on, but it's happening.
JJ Watt goes down for the season, probably taking much of the wind out of the Cards' defense with him. DeAndre Hopkins, like Watt a great player, not only has hamstring issues but kept inserting himself in the GB game without Kingsbury's permission. Including on the last play, when by compounding the breakdown in chain of command the Cards snatched defeat from the jaws of victory against GB with a scrambled audible and sudden dementia from AJ Green. Now Murray is limping.
Meanwhile the Rams overtake, reverse, and win the pass rusher arms race in the West by signing Von Miller.
Not the same division race as two weeks ago. Seahawks are out of it, Niners all but gone. Rams have to beat the Cards and Niners and Seattle again, but we're back in control of our own destiny.
Week 9 NFL power rankings: Cardinals' first loss means shuffling of top five teams, Rams taking over No. 1
Von Miller's move, Derrick Henry's broken foot and the Packers' defeat of Arizona has produced quite the midseason shakeup.
www.usatoday.com
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This is why pocket passers have a much longer shelf life than running backs that can throw the ball.
