TEMPE, Ariz. -- Even though Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson don't know each other personally, they know what the other has endured as a big-armed quarterback who can run the ball.
Chatter always seems to center around the latter, but it's the former that's landed them in the NFL.
"I know he got a lot of scrutiny [from] people thinking he couldn't throw," said Arizona Cardinals rookie Murray of his Baltimore Ravens counterpart Jackson. "Then he goes out there and proves it, so people say things about everybody."