GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP)
- Kyler Murray, the quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, is entering his sixth NFL season fully healthy.
- After facing injuries in previous seasons, he is poised to help the Cardinals regain their competitive edge.
- Fans and analysts alike are optimistic about his return and its impact on the team's performance.
— Arizona Cardinals receiver Michael Wilson is experiencing a smoother training camp in his second year compared to his challenging rookie season, which was marred by injury. Wilson missed nearly 11 months due to rehabilitation before returning mid-season. Reflecting on his past struggles, he emphasized the importance of health and preparation as he looks to make a significant impact this year. Quarterback Kyler Murray, also eager for success after a disappointing 28-36 record as a starter, has taken proactive steps to foster team unity. This offseason, he organized team-building trips to Oklahoma and Los Angeles, highlighting the value of camaraderie off the field. Murray believes that strong relationships among teammates can translate into better performance during games, a sentiment he attributes to the success of previous teams he has been part of. The Cardinals have faced challenges in recent years, missing the playoffs in seven of the last eight seasons. Their best performance came in 2021, finishing with an 11-6 record but faltering in the playoffs. Murray is aware of the fleeting nature of opportunities in the NFL, motivating him to maximize the current season. In a bid to revamp their offense, the Cardinals made a significant move in the draft, selecting wide receiver Paris Harrison with the fourth overall pick. Murray praised Harrison as a talented player who is passionate about the game, expressing optimism that their off-field bonding will positively impact their on-field chemistry as the season approaches.