Kyler Murray announced in January that he'd be a participant in the 2019 College Football 25 Draft, but it became clear on Thursday that the player is serious about the venture. Murray, the Heisman Trophy winner was Cheap College Football 25 Coins listed on College Football 25's official list of 337 players who are scheduled to take part in this year's College Football 25 Combine.

Murray was among the Oakland Athletics' top pick in the 2018 MLB Draft and has been contemplating whether to play professional football or baseball. The A's are scheduled to bring field players to spring training on Feb. 15 but Murray will be among the players in Indianapolis for the College Football 25 Combine two weeks later.

Murray will be among the 17 quarterbacks at the College Football 25 Combine, along with Dwayne Haskins as well as Drew Lock -- the two other quarterbacks that were selected in the first round of Dan Kadar's latest mock draft.

That was a lot of fun, wasn't it? "Super" Wild Card Weekend was a similar to Wild Card Weekend ... but SUPER! It's all more fun when you throw "Super" before it. You can see: Mario Bros., Nintendo Man, Mario, and bowl. Sorry, I can't keep up with this show. This was all an attempt by College Football 25 to make more money, so congratulations I guess.

We absolutely didn't have to watch the Buccaneers take on in the Eagles or the Chiefs smash the Steelers during a three-hour broadcasting tribute to Ben Roethlisberger -- but we did and it was the most boring thing during the entire weekend.

The more you have, the less. The four game weekend format was already perfect. The two NFC, two AFC coherence was present and it was great. We're now pushing this whole issue into Monday with an unbalanced three game Sunday. I understand that raging against the machine is an unpractical business, but I'm hoping that the players will see some value when they sign the next CBA of being put on the line for an extra week of regular-season play, as well as an additional playoff game.

We'll not spend any further time thinking about why this weekend went down and NCAA Football Coins instead look at the incredible events that occurred.

There were a lot of notable quarterbacks who were winners this week however none was more so in the league than Josh Allen. Beyond the astounding stats, it was more about the statement Allen said on the weekend than anything else.

No, it's not true, normally , I hate the concept of"statement games. "statement games." The term is used to describe buzzword sports phrases that we create for the sake of telling stories, but don't really represent the reality of the athletes engaged in the sport. They don't bother about "statements," they operate to win, go on and repeat.