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Former teammate of Kyler Murray's thinks Vikings coaching well help

A former teammate of Kyler Murray's believes the Vikings' coaching staff is perfect for him.

The Minnesota Vikings have named Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback for the regular season, following a relatively quick decision after weeks of speculation. Murray, who previously played for the Arizona Cardinals, has already made his preseason debut and the potential of the young quarterback has sparked considerable interest.

Chris Streveler, a former teammate of Murray's on the Cardinals, recently shared his thoughts on the matter with The Action Network. Streveler highlighted the importance of coaching in the NFL, a factor that is often overlooked due to the pros and adult nature of the sport. He believes that the coaching staff in Minnesota has been exceptional and will play a crucial role in helping Murray reach his best form.

Streveler suggested that if the Vikings can harness the same level of coaching talent they employed with Sam Darnold, they could have a formidable team in 2026. With the best players at his disposal and the best coaching he's experienced in his NFL career, Murray appears poised for success with the Vikings.

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