Yay! Kyler Murray is here to stay in Arizona!

That is great love my quarterback. That’s what I’m talking about. Get that ring for sure, baby. — Stacy Harry

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Team!

Sounds like good news. Go Cardinals. — Melody Romero

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Believing

All you haters! Jump ship now! We’re in it to win it! Real Red! Believe! — Steve Saldana

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Homey

Number 1. Kyle Murray said, “I wanna win Super Bowls with the Cardinals, Arizona is home.” — Jack Salley

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Weathered

A formality of instability and insecurity for a player whose position requires there’s no long-term vision here. It’s unfortunate because Phoenix is a awesome sports city. Great weather. — Dustin T. Shaver

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Timely

What did y’all expect of him when there is no O-line, no receivers. It’s not the QB’s fault, it’s not all up to the QB. Kyler is good and he can be great. Give him a good O-line and experienced WR and he’ll do good. With Kyler we’ve had a good progress. How long ago was it that we didn’t make playoffs? We were the worst team in the NFL and now we are picking up the slack thanks to Kyler. Progress takes time. Give him a chance. — Yanko Uchiha

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Watching?

If your referring to the little feller with the baby hands being great, then you’re just not right ... Do you even watch football? What a joke, obviously everyone in the Arizona front office forgot how over matched he was after defensive coordinators figured out how to stop him last season. They also must have forgot how he looked the second half of the season and that playoff game against the Rams. And I guess how the immature little punk blamed his “shortcomings” on the rest of the team and not himself and then demanded a new contract. Arizona fans don’t deserve what the front office is doing with this team. — Bart J Besaw

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Scared

We need more than a new coach, how about a real QB? Not one that is scared in the playoffs! — John Sowby

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