Brett Hundley Questions Kyler Murray’s Vikings Fit
I said before the season I thought that would happen with Kyler, but I haven’t seen what we’re used to seeing with him.” Hundley also shared his thoughts on how well Murray fits the organization, saying: “That offense is built around timing.
Key points
- A hamstring injury kept Kyler Murray out of Monday’s 23-6 loss to the Buffalo Bills, which ultimately led the franchise to trade for a familiar face in Kirk Cousins.
- When asked about Murray’s return, the head coach explained that once he gets better and healthy, they will have a quarterback room that includes Kirk Cousins.
- It would be interesting to see how Murray responds to the situation and whether he gets another opportunity to prove himself in Minnesota.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray (1) warms up before the game against the Miami Dolphins at U.S.
I think Kyler is a great quarterback, but it’s just not a true fit,” Hundley added.
Additional details
- “When he was drafted in Arizona under Kliff Kingsbury, the offense was built around him, and that’s where Kyler had his best years.
- We haven’t seen that [in Minnesota].” In Hundley’s view, the expectations with which a quarterback enters make a difference.
- It would be interesting to see what the future holds for Murray and how the head coach plans to use him moving forward.
- The Minnesota Vikings are going to have a crucial game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
- The addition of Cousins will ultimately affect Murray’s future with the organization.
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