May 25
Murray has looked good so far in OTAs, the Dallas Morning News reports.
Recommendation: "He doesn't look any slower or more sluggish than he would normally," said Cowboys running backs coach Skip Peete. "He's come back and he's in good shape and he's doing a good job. I don't see any ill effects of his ankle injury from this past season." Murray will open the season as the 'Boys starting RB, and if he stays on the field for a full season he's got a chance to put up some very nice numbers.
May 24
RB DeMarco Murray said is back on the field and ready to go for OTAS. He is 100 percent healed from the fractured ankle that ended his rookie season in Week 13 against the Giants.
"I have been doing everything in the past month and a half 100 percent," he said Wednesday (May 23). "No limitations. I'm feeling good out there."
Murray was on pace for a 1,000-yard year as a rookie before the injury. He said he prefers to look forward and not look back about what might have been.
Murray said, "You always have would-have, could-have and should-haves and all that stuff, but I am just one guy. Felix (Jones) is a great running back and he did good the last couple games I was out. You definitely want all of your pieces in when you're playing top teams. And unfortunately I wasn't there. But they did good."
