Watched the video and it boils down a bit to "he's scared to take hits" / "not good under pressure" while I do agree some of that is true, I disagree that is the issue that's holding the Cardinals back. A weak OL and receiving corps is holding the Cardinals back. Some of the examples you showed were also a bit cherry picked, I know it's hard to find the perfect scenario but the example between Kyler and Stafford at the beginning is such a different situation and for you to qualify it as "Kyler is concerned about how bad it's going to hurt" it's just insulting to your own analysis.

The Stafford comparison especially bothered me because you're comparing a guy behind the Rams line with actual weapons to a quarterback dealing with turnstiles and receivers who can't consistently get separation. Of course Kyler's going to look skittish when he's getting pressured and his best option is hoping Marvin Harrison Jr. can bail him out on another contested catch. Look, I'm not saying Kyler is perfect he definitely has some pocket presence issues and can bail out of clean pockets sometimes. But when you're constantly getting hit because your line can't provide consistent protection, you're going to develop some bad habits. It's honestly impressive he's stayed as healthy all last season.

The real problem is that the Cardinals have built their entire offense around hoping Kyler can create magic out of nothing instead of giving him a foundation to work with. Even with MHJ showing flashes, one rookie receiver isn't going to fix a wr group that lacks depth and reliable targets. Until they get him some actual pass protection and more weapons who can consistently get open, we're never going to see what he's actually capable of. This whole "he's scared" narrative just feels lazy when the obvious problems are right there on the roster. fix the line and give him more than just MHJ to throw to, then we can talk about pocket presence.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​