The Facts: Murray doesn't have a timetable for his return from the ACL injury he suffered on Dec. 12 but is taking his rehab and approach to making his 2023 debut "one day at a time." Murray met with the media on Saturday for the first time since Dec. 7, 2022, days before he injured his right knee against the New England Patriots on "Monday Night Football" in Week 14 of last season, and said he's improving daily while also trying to learn a new offense in the classroom and by taking mental reps on the field during training camp, which began earlier this week. Even though it's a goal, Murray isn't sure a Week 1 return is possible, he said Saturday. "Obviously, me being the competitor I am, do I want to miss any time? No," Murray said. "It's not on my mind, but we're not even in August yet. So, I'm taking it one day at a time."

Diehards Line: Murray isn't sure how much practice time he'll need to get ready once he's able to return because "I've never dealt with this." He's been ramping up his running and is to the point where he can cut. Meanwhile, Murray doesn't feel like he's fallen behind in learning the Cardinals' new offense even though he missed all of OTAs, minicamp and the first week of training camp so far. Part of his adjustment to new offensive coordinator Drew Petzing's scheme has been becoming more comfortable with a longer play call. "It is a lot more wordy than we've been accustomed to so it's getting there though," Murray said. ... Stay tuned. We'll be watching Murray's progress closely.