Kyler Murray Embraces 'Call of Duty' Criticism with New Partnership

The Arizona Cardinals quarterback officially partners with the video game franchise, turning a long-standing meme into a promotional opportunity.

Kyler Murray announced his official partnership with 'Call of Duty,' humorously crediting internet trolls for the opportunity.
The partnership announcement follows years of jokes linking Murray's on-field performance dips to the release of new 'Call of Duty' games and Double XP weekends.
In 2022, a controversial contract clause required Murray to dedicate time to football study, fueling rumors about his gaming habits.
Murray's performance this season has been strong, with a notable win against the San Francisco 49ers, challenging the narrative of gaming affecting his play.
The new 'Black Ops 6' game is set to release on October 25, and fans are eager to see if the 'Call of Duty' theory holds true this season.