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Post by Redbirdfan62 on Sept 5, 2024 7:15:29 GMT -7
I just think the guy took a lot of criticism instead act out he kept quite and went to work. I just started thinking this kid is gonna prove me wrong and right. Then I see Matthew Berry picked him as his ride or die player and that guy does pretty good with his ride or die players. With the help on the oline and Conner and his backup and getting what I think is a difference maker at Wr and having a solid TE I am feeling like this offense is gonna be fun to watch how many wins have no clue but the offense I think can be special. I love Wilson and Dorch I think the bill's if they sleep at all it could bite them square in the butt. I am thinking a win is very possible then it will be katie bar the door. Let's go Cardinal's  I can't wait for some real football tonight and tomorrow and the rest of the weekend, I am so raring to go. |
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Post by End Zone on Sept 5, 2024 10:12:08 GMT -7
I just think the guy took a lot of criticism instead act out he kept quite and went to work. I just started thinking this kid is gonna prove me wrong and right. Then I see Matthew Berry picked him as his ride or die player and that guy does pretty good with his ride or die players. With the help on the oline and Conner and his backup and getting what I think is a difference maker at Wr and having a solid TE I am feeling like this offense is gonna be fun to watch how many wins have no clue but the offense I think can be special. I love Wilson and Dorch I think the bill's if they sleep at all it could bite them square in the butt. I am thinking a win is very possible then it will be katie bar the door. Let's go Cardinal's I can't wait for some real football tonight and tomorrow and the rest of the weekend, I am so raring to go. He deserved all the criticism since early 2021--and took it like an adult this past offseason. I say, "About time, KM! Step up or shut it down." |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 5, 2024 10:18:53 GMT -7
I just hope to see him under center more. I have been really hating that shotgun offense. But yeah KM seems to be showing all the signs of a mature franchise QB who is willing to do what it takes to lead this team. And he has the tools to get to the next level. He finally has a legit WR1, he has a good WR core, a good run game and hopefully the oline will be good like the end of last year when KM was back. Im excited for sure. Heck, this team hasnt had a legit threat at TE in like, well a long time.
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Post by Dry Heat on Sept 5, 2024 11:06:00 GMT -7
He seems legitimately different than years past. Let’s see where that leads.
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Post by jeffcardinalfan on Sept 5, 2024 16:48:43 GMT -7
I did not pay much attention to the little dude prior to him being drafted by the Cardinals and I spent hours watching his Oklahoma film and I became a believer. He is not perfect. He was short when he's drafted and he's still short. But the fact remains that he can make any throw on the field and at times he plays like an MVP. I'm really hoping and thinking that with a better offensive line and better weapons around him than he had at the end of last year he is going to play at the MVP level. There's really no reason not to expect that even if he has not matured any and got better at Reading defenses. All science indicate that he has matured.
So let's look at what the opponents are going to do against the Cardinals this year. They're going to double cover Harrison. They may double cover McBride sometimes. Wilson and dortch and other receivers are tight ends are going to get single coverage. Some teams will use a spy on the little dude. I personally think that Wilson on intermediate routes or torch on short routes are going to be the key to this offense really taking off. One of the issues the Cardinals have had things like forever was lots of dumb penalties by the offensive line their drive killers. I think if those can be minimized and if the little dude will take a shorter pass the dortch more often than he has in the past with our running game we could really grind people into the dirt.
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Post by Dry Heat on Sept 5, 2024 17:38:13 GMT -7
I did not pay much attention to the little dude prior to him being drafted by the Cardinals and I spent hours watching his Oklahoma film and I became a believer. He is not perfect. He was short when he's drafted and he's still short. But the fact remains that he can make any throw on the field and at times he plays like an MVP. I'm really hoping and thinking that with a better offensive line and better weapons around him than he had at the end of last year he is going to play at the MVP level. There's really no reason not to expect that even if he has not matured any and got better at Reading defenses. All science indicate that he has matured. So let's look at what the opponents are going to do against the Cardinals this year. They're going to double cover Harrison. They may double cover McBride sometimes. Wilson and dortch and other receivers are tight ends are going to get single coverage. Some teams will use a spy on the little dude. I personally think that Wilson on intermediate routes or torch on short routes are going to be the key to this offense really taking off. One of the issues the Cardinals have had things like forever was lots of dumb penalties by the offensive line their drive killers. I think if those can be minimized and if the little dude will take a shorter pass the dortch more often than he has in the past with our running game we could really grind people into the dirt. Double cover Harrison and McBride and we will run wild, plus Dortch or Wilson will be splitting the field with one safety to cover them both. |
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Post by End Zone on Sept 6, 2024 3:15:40 GMT -7
I remember well the good old days when #11 Larry Fitzgerald sometimes ran wild through defenses, caught 8-10 balls routinely, and scored 2-4 TDs per game. He carried the team on his back in the 2008 playoffs and Super Bowl.
I hope #18 can elevate the offense like #11 used to do it. We have the right QB to make #18 as great as #11 was.
See you at the Super Bowl in February 2025!
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Post by Dry Heat on Sept 6, 2024 12:20:32 GMT -7
I remember well the good old days when #11 Larry Fitzgerald sometimes ran wild through defenses, caught 8-10 balls routinely, and scored 2-4 TDs per game. He carried the team on his back in the 2008 playoffs and Super Bowl. I hope #18 can elevate the offense like #11 used to do it. We have the right QB to make #18 as great as #11 was. See you at the Super Bowl in February 2025! Wow I wish I remembered a 4 TD game. I remember a 3 TD game vs my childhood team, the Bears. He did carry the team on that Super Bowl run. 546 yards and seven TD’s over 4 games. I was fortunate to witness two of them in person. |
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I can't wait for some real football tonight and tomorrow and the rest of the weekend, I am so raring to go.
