For as consequential as this competition will be, Kyler Murray, J.J. McCarthy and their teammates have no interest in intensifying the spotlight or indulging in feelings about the process. “I’m not really too focused on the long-term vision of it,” Murray said Wednesday before the team’s first formal practice of camp. “I’m really just focused on process, and that’s day to day, trying to put my best foot forward, and proving to the guys and the coaches what I’m capable of.” That’s really what it is from my perspective.” “I felt like I was hitting that upward trajectory, and I’m certain it’s still been going up since then,” he said.