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Cardinals enjoying a Murray pre-season

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Have the hopes for Kyler’s and the team’s success ever been higher, particularly among his teammates?

For two off-seasons in a row Cardinals’ quarterback Kyler Murray has been a fixture in the team’s training facility in an effort to try to turn around his and the team’s two-year downfall.

In his efforts to galvanize the team, Kyler Murray has been building a rapport with players on both sides of the ball. The Cardinals’ second 1st round pick, DE Darius Robinson of Missouri, had this to say to the Arzona media:

“He (Kyler) actually be talking to me, too, so it’s kind of cool to have a great teammate like that. It’s just a surreal moment. Every time I’m out there with the ones and I see Kyler Murray and it’s like, legit. We’re in the NFL, so make sure I bring my best. He’s a great player. He talks to me all the time, so he’s a great leader.”

Kyler has his eyes on his number one priority of “winning the Super Bowl.” He has stated with conviction that he expects the Cardinals’ offense to be “tops in the league,” especially with one of the league’s most productive rushing attacks behind a big, physical offensive line and hard-charging running backs like James Conner and Trey Benson, the emergence of tight end Trey McBride as an NFL Top 100 player and with the addition of Ohio St, All-American wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., whom Kyler believes brings elite athletic and football skills.

Another teammate who is locked in with Kyler Murray is 2nd year wide receiver Michael Wilson of Stanford who feels inspired to be as good and productive as any wide receiver on the team.

Kyler is also extremely confident of Greg Dortch’s ability to be one of the top playmakers in the NFL.

Yet —- no one is more excited to be clicking with Kyler Murray than Trey McBride, who makes no bones about it —- he feels very strongly that his quarterback may now be on the verge of becoming an NFL MVP.

The Cardinals’ 2nd year offensive coordinator, Drew Petzing, Kyler Murray and his teammates are expecting to build on the success of the final 3 Games in 2023.

A plethora of excitement and high expectations ate coming from Kyler Murray, his teammates, his GM and his coaches. Perhaps, more this off-season than ever before.

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