NFL: DeMarco Murray: '100 percent' I want to be an Eagle in 2016

[Reality]

Despite the negativity flying around Eagles' DeMarco Murray this week, the running back insisted Thursday he wants to remain in Philadelphia.

"100 percent. Yes," he said when asked if he wanted to be an Eagle in 2016, per NFL Media's Albert Breer.

Murray acknowledged the conversation between Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, which ESPN reportedtook place on the plane ride after the win over the New England Patriots, but said "that's a conversation between Jeff and myself." Murray brushed aside there was anything to the conversation, saying he often sits next to the owner: "I can't speak to my boss?"

The 27-year-old back, who inked a five-year, $40 million deal with Philadelphia in March, said he did not regret signing with Chip Kelly and the Eagles.

"Not at all. I'm committed to Chip and Jeff and the guys in this locker room," he said.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ray-100-percent-i-want-to-be-an-eagle-in-2016

 

[Frozen700]

Regardless if he wanted to be a cowboy "100 percent" again, I wouldn't want him.

He got exposed in philly. Blame the scheme all you want. Dude is walking borderline below average.

 

[Fletch]

Yeah, okay.

Whatever helps you sleep at night, Spray Tan.

 

[DTown214]

Ahhh, vintage DeMarco. Always saying the right thing. He 100% wants to be back in Dallas and it couldn't be any more obvious.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Despite the negativity flying around Eagles' DeMarco Murray this week, the running back insisted Thursday he wants to remain in Philadelphia.

"100 percent. Yes," he said when asked if he wanted to be an Eagle in 2016, per NFL Media's Albert Breer.

Murray acknowledged the conversation between Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, which ESPN reportedtook place on the plane ride after the win over the New England Patriots, but said "that's a conversation between Jeff and myself." Murray brushed aside there was anything to the conversation, saying he often sits next to the owner: "I can't speak to my boss?"

The 27-year-old back, who inked a five-year, $40 million deal with Philadelphia in March, said he did not regret signing with Chip Kelly and the Eagles.

"Not at all. I'm committed to Chip and Jeff and the guys in this locker room," he said.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ray-100-percent-i-want-to-be-an-eagle-in-2016

Well if he wants to be a 100% Eagle next year...post this in the NFL zone instead of the fan zone.

Yeah...I called you out.

<evil grin>

 

[IAmLegend]

Who cares tbh. He's not a Cowboy now so why continually talk about him.

 

[JDSmith]

Regardless if he wanted to be a cowboy "100 percent" again, I wouldn't want him.

He got exposed in philly. Blame the scheme all you want. Dude is walking borderline below average.

I couldn't disagree more. He was very good to excellent every year he played for the Cowboys. I don't care how badly he plays for the Eagles, he's not remotely below average IMO.

 

[Fletch]

Who cares tbh. He's not a Cowboy now so why continually talk about him.

It's what happens during a miserable season like this one. But I get what you're saying. That ship has sailed. He made his bed.

I personally want the Cowboys to draft the next great RB.

 

[Bleu Star]

I couldn't disagree more. He was very good to excellent every year he played for the Cowboys. I don't care how badly he plays for the Eagles, he's not remotely below average IMO.

He made our system flourish from the rb position and I would take him back faster than you can say Tulious.

Oh wait... That's right.

"Anyone can run behind our oline."

 

[Frozen700]

I couldn't disagree more. He was very good to excellent every year he played for the Cowboys. I don't care how badly he plays for the Eagles, he's not remotely below average IMO.

He was decent, before last year.

He was never anything special. He just couldn't get out of his own way at times.

 

[phildadon86]

He made our system flourish from the rb position and I would take him back faster than you can say Tulious.

Oh wait... That's right.

"Anyone can run behind our oline."

Considering both DMC and Murrays injury history before this line was complete, and their health there after, I will say, the line has definitely helped.

 

[Jenky]

It's what happens during a miserable season like this one. But I get what you're saying. That ship has sailed. He made his bed.

I personally want the Cowboys to draft the next great RB.

Then you'll have a majority saying you "don't spend a 1st round" pick on a RB. If Murray is a free agent next year, which I doubt, I'd take him back in a heart beat and use that pick somewhere else.

 

[Sasquatch]

So, you're telling me there's still a chance of the long dreamed reunion?

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

It is more likely a lie when an answer or statement is embellished.


(Good honest answer)
Do you want to be an eagle next year?

YES!


(Bad lie)
Do you want to be an eagle next year?

"100 percent. Yes,"





(Good answer)
Do you regret signing with Eagles?

"No" or
"Not at all."

(Bad answer)
Do you regret signing with Eagles?

"Not at all. I'm committed to Chip and Jeff and the guys in this locker room," he said.

 

[bark]

It is more likely a lie when an answer or statement is embellished.


(Good honest answer)
Do you want to be an eagle next year?

YES!


(Bad lie)
Do you want to be an eagle next year?

"100 percent. Yes,"





(Good answer)
Do you regret signing with Eagles?

"No" or
"Not at all."

(Bad answer)
Do you regret signing with Eagles?

"Not at all. I'm committed to Chip and Jeff and the guys in this locker room," he said.

Thank you Johnny Cochran

 

[Kaiser]

"100 percent. Yes," he said when asked if he wanted to be an Eagle in 2016, per NFL Media's Albert Breer.

 

[Kaiser]

It is more likely a lie when an answer or statement is embellished.


(Good honest answer)
Do you want to be an eagle next year?

(Really honest answer)

"Sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of my bankers telling me how money I made".

 

[TwentyOne]

Despite the negativity flying around Eagles' DeMarco Murray this week, the running back insisted Thursday he wants to remain in Philadelphia.

"100 percent. Yes," he said when asked if he wanted to be an Eagle in 2016, per NFL Media's Albert Breer.

Murray acknowledged the conversation between Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie, which ESPN reportedtook place on the plane ride after the win over the New England Patriots, but said "that's a conversation between Jeff and myself." Murray brushed aside there was anything to the conversation, saying he often sits next to the owner: "I can't speak to my boss?"

The 27-year-old back, who inked a five-year, $40 million deal with Philadelphia in March, said he did not regret signing with Chip Kelly and the Eagles.

"Not at all. I'm committed to Chip and Jeff and the guys in this locker room," he said.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ray-100-percent-i-want-to-be-an-eagle-in-2016

"100 percent. YES! I want you to......"




"Congratulations DeMarco. You're still an Eagle."

 

[EST_1986]

Ban Demarco for being negative

 

[Dave_in-NC]

He was decent, before last year.

He was never anything special. He just couldn't get out of his own way at times.

He was always productive while a Cowboy. Even before we had (cough cough) the best O line in the NFL.