08-29-2024, 12:30 AM
Kyler Murray announced in the month of January that he was going to participate in the 2019 College Football 25 Draft, but it became evident on Thursday that he's committed to the venture. Murray, the Heisman Trophy winner was listed on the College Football 25's list of 337 players who will be part of the 2019 College Football 25 Combine.
Murray Was among the Oakland Athletics' top pick in the 2018 MLB Draft and has been contemplating the possibility of playing baseball or football professionally. The Athletics are scheduled to have field players report to spring training on Feb. 15. but Murray will be one of the players who will travel to Indianapolis during the College Football 25 Combine two weeks later.
Murray is now set to become one of the 17 quarterbacks to be selected at the College Football 25 Combine, alongside Dwayne Haskins as well as Drew Lock -- the two other quarterbacks to be selected in the first round of Dan Kadar's most recent mock draft.
That was a lot of fun, wasn't it? Super Wild Card Weekend was a whole lot like Wild Card Weekend ... however, it was SUPER! Everything is more fun when you throw "Super" before it. Take a look at: Mario Bros., Nintendo man, and bowl. Sorry, I can't maintain this semblance of professionalism. It was all a ploy by the College Football 25 to make more money, so congrats I guess.
We were not required to watch the Buccaneers beat the Eagles nor the Chiefs smash the Steelers in a three hour broadcasting an ode in honor of Ben Roethlisberger -- but we did and it was the most boring part during the entire weekend.
The more you have, the less. The four game weekend structure was already perfectly arranged. The two NFC Two AFC uniformity was there and it was enjoyable. Now we're pushing this whole event into Monday and an unbalanced three game Sunday. I'm aware that fighting the machine isn't an effective venture, but I hope the players can see some benefits in the coming CBA that they are not at risk in an extra week of regular season and an additional playoff game.
So, let's not waste any further time thinking about why this weekend went down instead look at the amazing things that transpired.
There were plenty of great quarterbacks this week but none more in the league than Josh Allen. Beyond the astounding stats, it was more about the statement Allen stated on his Saturday over anything else.
No, it's not true, normally , I hate the concept of"statement games. "statement game." One of these sports buzzword phrases that we create for the sake of narrative, but don't actually reflect the reality of the players playing the game. They don't bother about "statements," they operate to win, move on then repeat.
The specter of Bills vs. Patriots is massive. It's big in the regular season, but huge in the playoffswhen you consider an extra wild card. This is a rivalry formed in a crucible and it was the first to be stoked by the frustrations of years in the Bills playing second. A year ago we were discussing the shift in power within the division that was heading towards Buffalo, and that turned around mid-2021. as it became clear New England was far from dead.
While it was looking like the Bills would be returning to waiting for their turn. The Patriots were awash thanks to Mac Jones midseason as the Bills floundered, then Buffalo gained momentum and New England regressed. This made the playoff game an all-or-nothing affair. The door was closed it really fast.
Murray Was among the Oakland Athletics' top pick in the 2018 MLB Draft and has been contemplating the possibility of playing baseball or football professionally. The Athletics are scheduled to have field players report to spring training on Feb. 15. but Murray will be one of the players who will travel to Indianapolis during the College Football 25 Combine two weeks later.
Murray is now set to become one of the 17 quarterbacks to be selected at the College Football 25 Combine, alongside Dwayne Haskins as well as Drew Lock -- the two other quarterbacks to be selected in the first round of Dan Kadar's most recent mock draft.
That was a lot of fun, wasn't it? Super Wild Card Weekend was a whole lot like Wild Card Weekend ... however, it was SUPER! Everything is more fun when you throw "Super" before it. Take a look at: Mario Bros., Nintendo man, and bowl. Sorry, I can't maintain this semblance of professionalism. It was all a ploy by the College Football 25 to make more money, so congrats I guess.
We were not required to watch the Buccaneers beat the Eagles nor the Chiefs smash the Steelers in a three hour broadcasting an ode in honor of Ben Roethlisberger -- but we did and it was the most boring part during the entire weekend.
The more you have, the less. The four game weekend structure was already perfectly arranged. The two NFC Two AFC uniformity was there and it was enjoyable. Now we're pushing this whole event into Monday and an unbalanced three game Sunday. I'm aware that fighting the machine isn't an effective venture, but I hope the players can see some benefits in the coming CBA that they are not at risk in an extra week of regular season and an additional playoff game.
So, let's not waste any further time thinking about why this weekend went down instead look at the amazing things that transpired.
There were plenty of great quarterbacks this week but none more in the league than Josh Allen. Beyond the astounding stats, it was more about the statement Allen stated on his Saturday over anything else.
No, it's not true, normally , I hate the concept of"statement games. "statement game." One of these sports buzzword phrases that we create for the sake of narrative, but don't actually reflect the reality of the players playing the game. They don't bother about "statements," they operate to win, move on then repeat.
The specter of Bills vs. Patriots is massive. It's big in the regular season, but huge in the playoffswhen you consider an extra wild card. This is a rivalry formed in a crucible and it was the first to be stoked by the frustrations of years in the Bills playing second. A year ago we were discussing the shift in power within the division that was heading towards Buffalo, and that turned around mid-2021. as it became clear New England was far from dead.
While it was looking like the Bills would be returning to waiting for their turn. The Patriots were awash thanks to Mac Jones midseason as the Bills floundered, then Buffalo gained momentum and New England regressed. This made the playoff game an all-or-nothing affair. The door was closed it really fast.