TEMPE, Ariz. -- Jonathan Gannon didn't want to hide his excitement.
It was the last -- and only -- day of the Arizona Cardinals' minicamp and the head coach had just guided his team through a nine-week offseason program that, in one significant way, was vastly different than last year.
Quarterback Kyler Murray was back. And to Gannon, there was no reason to downplay what that meant to him, the offense, the locker room and the franchise.
"It's awesome to see him lead the offense, lead the team, being there with his teammates, ask really good questions, get held accountable in front of everyone and take it on the chin just like everybody does," Gannon said.