It's hard to argue against...the Cowboys found Murray in the second, they may attempt to roll that dice again. But, having acknowledged that, and with the aid of a little wishful thinking, I also can see a scenario where the Cowboys brass, coaches and scouts alike could all agree that the Cowboys running game, above and beyond any other contributing component to the Cowboys attack, is what put the Cowboys in the playoffs last year. Granted, there were Dez/Romo heroics that became big moments in close games, but ultimately Murray and the Oline is what put the Cowboys in position to make those big plays. Moving forward, the Cowboys organization could possibly collectively agree that Murray has visions issues and is not particularly spectacular at any one thing, save maybe blitz pick-up, as a RB in terms of overall speed, vision, agility/elusiveness, lateral quickness and other attributes that RB's are measured by in the NFL. Finally, the question may arise, if not already, what could a RB that may be an upgrade in all the aforementioned qualities, save, once again, blitz-pickup, do behind arguably the best offensive line in the league?
At this point, with what little us couch-scouts know, Gordon or Gurley look to be strong candidates to answer that question.
