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Emmanuel Acho: “Maybe It’s Not the Cardinals, Maybe It’s You”

Nov 27, 2022; Glendale, AZ, USA; Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray (1) walks off the field after losing 25-24 against the Los Angeles Chargers at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Michael Chow-USA TODAY Sports

Former NFL linebacker and now co-host of the SPEAK talk show, Emmanuel Acho, voiced his opinion on Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray during a segment earlier this week.

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Acho discussed a quote from Kyler Murray describing why he attempted to throw a deep ball on a fourth-and-inches play. The pass was intercepted, giving the Chargers excellent field position. 

After the game, Murray spoke about the play, stating:

“Schematically, we were kind of f’d.”

In response, Emmanuel Acho did not hold back when discussing why Kyler Murray is at fault for the Cardinals’ lack of success this season.

“Maybe it’s not the Cardinals, Kyler, maybe it’s you.”

Acho describes being frustrated because Murray has no right to be arrogant since he has yet to prove anything in the NFL.

“But what has he done in the National Football League?” “Be 7-1 as a starter through eight games last year and then get hurt, collapse down the stretch, and be atrocious during the playoffs.”

While Acho does acknowledge the success Kyler Murray found in college, he brings up Kyler’s record as quarterback for the Cardinals.

Which isn’t exactly impressive given Murray’s 25-30-1 record as a starter.

Meanwhile, this season, Kyler Murray has a 3-7 record and has seen a majority of his stats decline compared to last year.

As of Week 13, he is 24th in the NFL in passer rating (87.1), 33rd in yards per attempt (6.1), and 22nd in touchdown percentage (3.6%).

This is the same quarterback that Arizona paid $230.5 million for over the offseason.

Do you agree with Emmanuel Acho that more blame needs to be placed on quarterback Kyler Murray instead of the Cardinals’ coaching staff?

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