Kyler Murray fully himself under Cardinals new regime [Video]

GLENDALE — Relating to those around you can do wonders in the team-building and relationship-forming departments. For quarterback Kyler Murray, that was hard to come by as a rookie.

Thrown into a locker room filled with older veterans, Murray got a firsthand look at just how different the league was in that aspect from his college days.

No longer did he have the benefit of being a couple years apart — if that — with the majority of the roster. It can be a daunting time for any rookie, especially a No. 1 overall pick with lofty expectations and a “lead-by-example” attitude.

But entering Year 6 and nearing 27 years of age, Murray is no longer that young gun trying to find his place in the locker room. And it’s clear to see as he prepares for his second season under a new regime led by general manager Monti Ossenfort …