Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is entering the 2024 season healthy and one of his teammates is confident that this will lead to a successful year ahead. Murray had missed part of the previous season recovering from a torn ACL and this is his first full offseason working with the team’s offensive coordinator, Drew Petzing. Tight end Trey McBride noted that Murray has been putting in the necessary work over the offseason, which has him primed for a standout year.
McBride mentioned during an appearance on NFL Network that Murray seems more motivated than ever. He noted that the quarterback has been bringing the team together, organizing throwing sessions, and showing dedication by being the first one in the building and the last one out. McBride expressed confidence that Murray is in the best shape he’s seen him and believes that everything is aligning for a successful season ahead.
With the addition of wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. in the draft, Murray has high expectations for the offense. Both he and his teammates are optimistic about the potential of the team this season, with McBride even predicting that Murray is capable of an MVP-caliber year. Regardless of individual accolades, the team is focused on making strides in the upcoming season and Murray’s health is a key factor in their overall success.