I think maybe one or two people at the most are saying Tony SHOULD start. A number of folks think he will because of politics or rotation. I think Murray will fall off, but if he doesn't I don't want Tony starting. People underrate what Tony's done and what he can do, though. That much is true. Even bad Parker runs an offense better than Murray does, and as Kawhi gets back and Pop tries to fit everything together, having a steady hand to implement the game plan is definitely welcome.
Anyway, my horse is not about if Murray is a better option than Tony starting. It's about whether Murray can play the two if that's what needed to get the best 10 on the floor. I think he can and should if the team can get the other guards going. Until/unless that happens, it's obviously moot. But there are folks who think Murray/White is a bad pairing physically because both should play PG exclusively. That's how absurd the "Murray's a PG only" movement has become.