Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray's $230 million dollar contract,

Mandate T has to watch film.

Danny Cannell of CBS Sports talked everything college football,

and Aaron Judge continues to hit balls that disappear.

Check it out and more on Cranon Company.

You're considered the leader of the offense, and really the team in general,

being that it's the most important single position on the field.

Teams with quarterbacks who are their hardest workers and best leaders

tend to fare a whole heck of a lot better than those that don't.

So when you're siding on who will lead your franchise when it comes contract time,

there are so many variables that enter that decision.

Now, in her Kyler Murray, who, while Shorten Stature has Goliath type ability

and is without a doubt, Uber talented.

But there's one glaring problem I see after finding a stipulation in his contract

that Mandate must watch at least four hours of film outside of mandatory film study

or he will be in defaults of said contract according to a source.

This is somewhat unprecedented and alarming to say the least.

You don't just put this clause in there if nothing is wrong or there isn't some

level of worry about his preparation.

They're actually going to give him credit like he's doing extra work in elementary school

when he completes the extra four hours.

Now, the NFL is full of talented players, and if you don't prepare,

...