Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray completed his much-anticipated Pro Day on Wednesday and while he didn’t run the 40-yard dash, he had an impressive showing throwing the ball, according to multiple reports.
“As you would expect, Kyler Murray was impressively accurate during his throwing session,” long-time scout and Class of 2019 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, Gil Brandt, said. “61-of-67, with one drop. Completed everything under 10 yards. One incompletion to deep left, one middle, three deep right. Jim Zorn did a great job preparing him.”
Brandt wasn’t alone in his praise for Murray.
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“Kyler Murray’s throwing session was tremendous, but no surprise based on his tape,” tweeted NFL Network’s Charles Davis. “Big time arm/touch/accuracy.”
Davis’ NFL Network colleague Bucky Brooks was equally impressed by Murray’s showing.
“Kyler Murray Pro Day has been pretty impressive to watch,” Brooks tweeted. “He has A+ arm talent and is an ‘easy’ thrower. (Murray) can make a wide range of throws to every area of the field. Touch, timing, anticipation, drive throws and feathery tosses. Plus, he’s an A+ athlete.”
Here’s a look at some of Murray’s performance Wednesday:
"He's got an A-plus so far!"@TheKylerMurray is putting on a clinic at @OU_Football Pro Day. 🎯
— NFL (@NFL) March 13, 2019
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