Kyler Murray's approach seems to be rubbing coaches and teammates the wrong way, leading to open criticism and fed up feelings towards him within the Cardinals organization. This is reminiscent of other ugly divorces between players and organizations, such as the one between Mike McCarthy and the Packers.
The hosts discuss the dilemma of using rookie quarterbacks as presumably reliable players in fantasy football without considering their potential pitfalls in real-world NFL scenarios.
The podcast discusses the decision-making process teams go through when evaluating quarterback options in the NFL draft and using draft capital to secure a quarterback.
In a past interview, Jon Jones' coach expressed that he believes Jones is "rotten at his core" and will not change his behavior, despite any consequences or attempts to improve.
The transcript excerpt provided contains unrelated sentences about various topics, such as drinking on the Joe Rogan podcast, playing one season of football, attending a small school, and questioning someone's self-perception.
Fantasy football players should avoid overvaluing rookie running backs based on their draft capital, as it is not always an accurate predictor of their success in the league. This mistake has been made in the past with 13 running backs since 2015 who were taken in the top five picks despite having a third-round or later draft capital.