IRVING, Texas -- DeMarco Murray turned 27 on Thursday. Nowhere else but at running back in the NFL would that be considered old. Geriatric, even. Even during Murray’s record-breaking season for the Dallas Cowboys, there was discussion about not paying a running back because the position has been devalued or that any runner can do what Murray did behind an offensive line that featured two All-Pros in Tyron Smith and Zack Martin and a Pro Bowler in Travis Frederick.
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