Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray posted a statement on social media clarifying his feelings towards being the franchise quarterback amid contract negotiations with the Cardinals hierarchy.Adam Schefter@AdamSchefterA statement from Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray’s agent, @ErikBurkhardt:1:40 PM · Feb 28, 202297661058A statement from Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray’s agent, @ErikBurkhardt: https://t.co/qsWGZIZ0jBThe statement, delivered via his agent Erik Burkhardt, was intended to bring light to Murray's contract situation in the hopes of a lucrative extension. It spoke about the franchise's long-term stability and Kyler Murray's performances, which he and his agent feel are deserving of an extension.Instead, it was an extremely long-winded statement. It was in all caps and difficult to read. NFL fans reacted to the post on Twitter, with most making fun of what they saw.NFL fans react to statement regarding Kyler Murray's contract situation with Arizona CardinalsZachary Bastian gave a blunt, condensed response as to what the two-time Pro Bowl quarterback meant with the statement posted.Zachary Bastian@CoachBastian52@therealselena23 @AdamSchefter “Love my team; fucking pay me”About sums it up1:41 PM · Feb 28, 202289@therealselena23 @AdamSchefter “Love my team; fucking pay me”About sums it upIndependent NFL reporter Dov Kleiman summed up the post in one sentence, translating for those who didn't have time, or who struggled to read or understand the statement.Dov Kleiman@NFL_DovKleiman@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt how many people will read all that?translation: Kyler Murray wants to get paid, a lot.1:44 PM · Feb 28, 2022309954@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt how many people will read all that?translation: Kyler Murray wants to get paid, a lot.Big Game Bengal poked fun at the size of the font and likened it to an old-fashioned letter that is incredibly difficult to read, and that is a fairly accurate comparison.Big Game Bengal@BengalYouTubeStatement from Cardinals QB Kyler Murray via his agent:7:39 PM · Feb 28, 2022153551Statement from Cardinals QB Kyler Murray via his agent: https://t.co/QZJEjC7IZQTwitter user @Worldofisaac joked about needing bifocals to read the statement.Isaac@WorldofIsaac@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt Oh Im sorry, I didn't know I needed my bifocals this morning1:56 PM · Feb 28, 20224861@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt Oh Im sorry, I didn't know I needed my bifocals this morningAl Hughes Dukes and Jordan Cicchelli both made fun of the font that was used, likening it to that of the font used when taking an eye test.Al Hughes Dukes@Alsboringtweets@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt what's the font size on this??1:41 PM · Feb 28, 20225851@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt what's the font size on this??Jordan Cicchelli@jordancicchelli@AdamSchefter i feel like i’m doing an eye test what is this font2:04 PM · Feb 28, 2022265@AdamSchefter i feel like i’m doing an eye test what is this font@TheAmazingRands pointed out that Murray's agent had made a grammatical error in the statement, using "choses," instead of "chooses," adding this would be enough of a reason not to pay the 2019 NFL draft's number one overall pick.Randy@TheAmazingRands@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt I wouldn't give a pay raise to someone who can't use correct grammar. I think you mean "chooses"2:51 PM · Feb 28, 20221326@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt I wouldn't give a pay raise to someone who can't use correct grammar. I think you mean "chooses" https://t.co/VkQjXRweYTMcNeil posted a comedic response, posing as the Arizona Cardinals responding to the statement, suggesting that it was too long to read.McNeil@Reflog_18@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt Cardinals’ response2:27 PM · Feb 28, 20224558169@AdamSchefter @ErikBurkhardt Cardinals’ response https://t.co/noLqx2rFLISeattleRams suggested an updated statement from the Cardinals quarterback where he admitted that the Los Angeles Rams star defensive end and recent Super Bowl champion, Aaron Donald, is his "daddy."SeattleRams@seattlerams_nflUpdated statement from Kyler Murray5:08 PM · Feb 28, 202254869Updated statement from Kyler Murray https://t.co/rRHkgMfqpqBarstool Sports also went for a comedic response, using a recent interview between quarterback Cam Newton and fitness model Brittany Renner. In the clip, Newton responds that he read the spark notes of Renner's new book, with Barstool Sports joking that this is what NFL fans would have done, instead of reading the statement.Finally, the best response was saved until the end. Steven Cheah offered a two-minute clip from the 1996 film Jerry Maguire, showing the infamous clip between Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr. where the two used the phrase "Show me the money!"Steven Cheah@StevenCheahFor everyone that won’t read Kyler Murray’s full statement, here’s a summaryhttps://t.co/YUPkmaM0Va twitter.com/adamschefter/s…Adam Schefter@AdamSchefterA statement from Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray’s agent, @ErikBurkhardt:8:18 AM · Feb 28, 20221150221A statement from Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray’s agent, @ErikBurkhardt: https://t.co/qsWGZIZ0jBFor everyone that won’t read Kyler Murray’s full statement, here’s a summaryhttps://t.co/YUPkmaM0Va twitter.com/adamschefter/s…Barstool Sports@barstoolsportsKyler Murray asking if people read his letter https://t.co/ArJfxyTSQq twitter.com/adamschefter/s…Adam Schefter@AdamSchefterA statement from Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray’s agent, @ErikBurkhardt:2:45 PM · Feb 28, 20226361501A statement from Cardinals’ QB Kyler Murray’s agent, @ErikBurkhardt: https://t.co/qsWGZIZ0jBKyler Murray asking if people read his letter https://t.co/ArJfxyTSQq twitter.com/adamschefter/s…Whether Kyler Murray gets a lucrative contract extension or not, the statement released by his agent has, at least, provided some hilarious content for social media.