IRVING, Texas -- Through the first 14 games, Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray has had roughly 80 percent of the team's carries, becoming the bell cow for a franchise that has relied heavily on Hall of Famers Tony Dorsett and Emmitt Smith in the past. If Murray, who has 351 carries for 1,687yards, is unable to play Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts because of surgery to repair a broken fourth metacarpal in his left hand, then the Cowboys will go with a running back by committee with Joseph Randle and Lance Dunbar.
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