I'm Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Purple Insider presented by Fanduil.

Matthew Collar here and on the show from the athletic, Mike Sando.

I am fascinated by what people say about Kyler Murray because, one, I think that a lot of

folks just haven't paid much attention to him over the last few years for decent reasons.

It's been a bad franchise.

They've gone through some really tough years. And

the interesting thing, though, is in 2024, he underwent a pretty significant offense change

with Jonathan Gannon and Drew Petting. And it stands out to me, Mike, that he was asked to

play a lot more traditional quarterback than backyard

quarterback. I'm curious about through the years when you do the quarterback tears and what you've

heard about him. If that progress is something that shows up or if that change is something

that shows up when you talk about Kyler. I think there's two things that come up with Kyler.

One was, hey, he's kind of the entitled guy from the entitled generation, super talented,

but like he had the, he probably didn't benefit early in his career from being the number

one pick who didn't have to probably listen to anybody and you're going to play anyway you get entitled i think too i had some of that too so these guys who come in they're not all wired like tom brady who waited till the sixth round and tom's wired that way sure we give him credit as being a grinder but being picked in the sixth round's a big part of that like Like if Kyler had to wait, come on up, this is Joel, by the way.

If Kyler had to wait on that and came in the league with a chip on his shoulder,

it would be different for him.

So that's one component that always comes up with him.

And the other is you are limited to some degree by the size.

He can't do certain things.

So I think now as you go to the Vikings, well, the entitlement part, unless it's just wired into

his DNA, look, if he doesn't study or no stuff, he doesn't play. Like, they don't have to play

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