The Arizona Cardinals will wrap up their rookie minicamp on Sunday. They began Friday. How was the weekend roster made up? Here is the full roster: It includes their 11 draft picks, all of whom are under contract now, 14 undrafted free agents the team signed and 28 tryout players. This year, among the tryout players, they all are rookies or considered first-year players because they did not make a team their true rookie year or did not get enough time on the roster. There are no true veteran players like the Cardinals have brought in for tryouts in previous years. For example, veteran receiver Greg Little participated in rookie camp last year as a tryout player. In previous years, the Cardinals have always had a couple of tryout players get signed. We will find out Monday or Tuesday if that happens this year. Gallery 2019 Cardinals regular season schedule View 17 photos Listen to the latest from Cards Wire’s Jess Root on his podcast, Rise Up, See Red. Subscribe on Apple podcasts or Stitcher Radio.<doc-sep>With day one of the Arizona Cardinals 2019 rookie mini-camp in the books, let’s take a look at all the action and interviews that followed it up. Murray Makes It Official QB Kyler Murray arrives at Cardinals' headquarters and signs his contract before rookie minicamp begins. The Rookies Have Landed Follow along with the rookies as they navigate their first day at Cardinals' headquarters. The Rookies Have Landed Follow along with the rookies as they navigate their first day at Cardinals' headquarters. Cardinals Flight Plan 6.0 - 'On The Clock' In episode six of Flight Plan, go inside the Draft Room as GM Steve Keim, head coach Kliff Kingsbury, and team president Michael Bidwill select the 2019 draft picks. Murray - 'It Was Good Finally Touching The Field Again' QB Kyler Murray talks to the media following the first day of rookie minicamp. Kingsbury - 'Dream Come True For Some Of The Guys' Head coach Kliff Kingsbury discusses with the media about rookie minicamp and coaching QB Kyler Murray. Rookie Roundup - Welcome To The NFL Hear what the rookies have to say following their first NFL practice. Rookie Reel - Kyler Murray Take a look at QB Kyler Murray in action on the first day of rookie minicamp. Highlight - Rookie Reps Watch as the players kickoff rookie minicamp Cards Weekly - Rookie Butterflies Paul Calvisi brings you all the news and notes from day one of rookie minicamp.<doc-sep>Welcome to the weekend one and all. The Arizona Cardinals opened up their rookie mini-camp and the buzz has not stopped on the Kyler Murray front. In fact, it continues to be national news, which keeps the Cardinals in it and that is a huge deal for this organization. Let’s take a look at all of the news coming out of day one of the Arizona Cardinals 2019 rookie mini-camp. As Rookies Sign, Cardinals Make Handful Of Roster Cuts Team trims four offensive linemen among nine released Hakeem Butler, Andy Isabella Sign Rookie Contracts Wide receiver duo, three other draft picks ink four-year deals Kliff Kingsbury Surprised Byron Murphy Lasted Until Second Round Notes: Peterson might not be present for OTAs; notable tryout players Kyler Murray Gets Started With Cardinals At Rookie Minicamp Quarterback gets first chance to get on field with fellow draftees The Cardinals And Quarterback ... Russell Wilson? Deionte Thompson Learns From Rashad Johnson Former Cardinals safety tutored the newest one at Alabama last season Rookies Arrive For Minicamp 2019 The Cardinals' rookie class get to Tempe for rookie minicamp. Rookie Minicamp 2019 Images from the first day of rookie minicamp in 2019, Kyler Murray's debut on the field. Joshua Miles - ESPN This week on the Rhoden Fellows podcast, Isaiah, Deja and Bill speak with Joshua Miles. The Morgan State alum was drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in April. They also speak with Undefeated culture writer, Justin Tinsley about John Singleton and Taylor Swift. New cleats a pain for Murray in 1st Cards practice Kyler Murray's debut at the Cardinals' rookie minicamp got off to a rocky start -- after the QB said he wasn't wearing the right cleats. Bickley: Like Kyler Murray, Andy Isabella is an undersized underdog Andy Isabella has a lot in common with No. 1 overall pick Kyler Murray as an undersized draft prospect that can't wait to prove his doubters wrong. Keim: Cardinals got '5th-best player' when drafting Byron Murphy The Arizona Cardinals drafted three players they had a first-round grade on, including cornerback Byron Murphy, who Steve Keim had top-five. Browns' John Dorsey apparently likes to prank other GMs during NFL Draft Browns GM John Dorsey was caught on camera calling the Cardinals' Steve Keim and the Colts' Chris Ballard during the NFL Draft for absolutely no reason. Arizona Cardinals sign 2 rookies, release 9 from roster The Cardinals expect to give all 11 of their drafted rookies a strong opportunity to make the 53-man roster. Purging of the old backend talent was expected. Wolf's points of curiosity for Cardinals' rookie mini-camp Ron Wofley runs through the 10 things he's watching for the most to come out of the Arizona Cardinals' rookie min-camp. Arizona Cardinals sign 5 rookies, fill out 2019 draft class The Arizona Cardinals signed five rookie draft picks to four-year deals, on Friday, completing their 2019 NFL Draft class after signing six on Thursday. Kyler Murray, Kliff Kingsbury era starts in earnest for Cardinals For the Arizona Cardinals entering the new era of quarterback Kyler Murray and coach Kliff Kingsbury, the talk is over. Now it's time to work. Kyler Murray still weighs over 200 pounds for start of rookie minicamp He reported to minicamp at 211 pounds, four pounds heavier than he was at the NFL combine. CB Byron Murphy was No. 5 player on Arizona Cardinals’ draft board Patrick Peterson was also their No. 5 player in the draft in 2011. However, they got Murphy with the 33rd pick. Arizona Cardinals had a first-round grade on 3rd-round pick Zach Allen They ended up with three players in their top 25. Larry Fitzgerald was No. 1 on Cardinals’ draft board in 2004 It appears it wouldn't have mattered if they had the top pick in the draft. They still would have taken Fitz. What we learned about Cardinals’ draft board since the draft They landed their No. 1 player, two in their top five, three of their top 25, four of their top 35 and seven of their top 60. Kyler Murray was the right choice over Josh Rosen for the Cardinals When comparing Kyler Murray to Josh Rosen, the Arizona Cardinals made the right decision. Arizona Cardinals cut 9 players, add 2 more undrafted rookies They add CB Nate Brooks and RB Wes Hill. Arizona Cardinals draft picks get first uniform numbers for rookie camp Kyler Murray is No. 1, Byron Murphy is No. 33. Read for more.<doc-sep>CHESTNUT HILL, MA - NOVEMBER 10: Zach Allen #2 of the Boston College Eagles sacks Trevor Lawrence #16 of the Clemson Tigers in the first quarter of the game at Alumni Stadium on November 10, 2018 in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. (Photo by Omar Rawlings/Getty Images) The Arizona Cardinals are wrapping up their three day rookie mini-camp on Sunday After Sunday, the next scheduled offseason activity for the Arizona Cardinals is the first round of OTA’s. OTA’s are “voluntary” and start a week from Monday on May 20th. Although they are voluntary, it would really behoove any player to show up and participate. The NFLPA bargained for the voluntary status and if they don’t participate, there are no “official” repercussions. There has already been rumblings of whether Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson will show or not. We’ve already talked about trade possibilities for him at this point. It is still hard to imagine, even if Peterson were to skip any of the OTA’s, they would allow him to be traded for anything but a huge haul in return. It could all be posturing on his end as well, we just don’t really know at this point. As for the rookies, quarterback Kyler Murray got off to a good start on the field on Friday. Defensive end Zach Allen was also said to be impressive. It will be interesting to see if any of the undrafted free agents camp invites make it past this weekend and stick around longer for the three rounds of OTA’s. The team is consistently making updates to the roster. The Cardinals made nine roster transactions a couple of days ago. They just as easily could do the same this week in between team activities. There were 28 players invited for tryouts. As a reminder, many of these guys aren’t just trying out for the Cardinals but for the other teams as well. If a certain player performs well but there just isn’t space for him here, there are other teams paying attention. For now, we continue to look forward to the OTA’s and then the team mini camp in June before breaking for the summer until training camp starts in July. These are exciting times.<doc-sep>
TEMPE, ARIZONA - APRIL 26: Quarterback Kyler Murray of the Arizona Cardinals speaks to the media during a press conference at the Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center on April 26, 2019 in Tempe, Arizona. Murray was the first pick overall by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2019 NFL Draft. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) The newest Arizona Cardinals will begin to practice with the team on Friday, May 10th. The Arizona Cardinals will finally be able to work with Kyler Murray and the ten other draft picks starting tomorrow and throughout the weekend. Though Kingsbury and Co. will have just three days to work with his draft picks before the slew of mini-camps, and training camp, this will be a vital time to see what the roster looks like. All eyes will be on Kyler Murray as he attempts to prove the naysayers wrong and right the ship for a Cardinals franchise that went 3-13 just a year ago. However, there are more star rookies to watch including Andy Isabella, Byron Murphy, Hakeem Butler, Zach Allen, Deionte Thompson, and KeeSean Johnson. Outside of the seven aforementioned players, mini-camp will be interesting to watch as undrafted free agent’s attempt to make the roster along with the seventh round picks (Joshua Miles, Michael Dogbe, Caleb Wilson). Some interesting undrafted free agents to watch include linebacker’s Dante Booker, James Folston Jr., and Anthony Wheeler. While the rookie mini-camp isn’t vital for many (mainly the top picks), this is a tryout to get to the NFL for late-rounders and undrafted free agents alike. However, the 2019 rookie mini-camp is surely to be exciting just for the opportunity to see Kyler Murray and the gang in Cardinal Red in Tempe. And don’t worry, at Raising Zona, we’ll be sure to cover all things rookie mini-camp. Because, well, it’s Cardinals football, kind of.