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DeMarco Murray
Star-Telegram
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Sep 13, 2014 · 6:43 PM EDT

Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray, who played 61 of 69 plays Week 1, was the only running back in the league whose backup didn’t get a carry in Week 1. Receiver Dwayne Harris had the Cowboys’ only other rushing attempt, gaining 9 yards on an end-around.

Backup running back Lance Dunbar caught three passes for 21 yards, but he played only four plays. The team’s other running back, Joseph Randle, played no offensive snaps.

“The league has gone toward teams using two backs, three backs, and trying to get their running back production from a lot of different guys doing a lot of different things,” Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. “There are very few teams who have that one guy who carries the load.

“We don’t view it like that. We feel like Lance Dunbar and Joseph Randle can be contributors for us, but there’s no doubt in our mind that DeMarco can be a feature back."

Fantasy Impact: 

Murray was drafted as a complimentary back, the story said. But the change to a zone running scheme has allowed Murray to emerge. The story points out that in his past six games, dating to Thanksgiving Day, Murray has averaged 22.7 touches for an average of 125.2 total yards.

DeMarco Murray

Murray: Lance Dunbar and Joseph Randle will have an 'important role' in offense

Dallas News
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Aug 20, 2014 · 11:13 PM EDT

What he’s seen throughout the offseason and training camp from backs like Lance Dunbar and Joseph Randle has Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray feeling more comfortable about taking a breather in 2014.

“[Dunbar] and Randle are going to have an important role this year and those are guys that not only do I trust, but the coaches trust,” Murray said Wednesday. “Me not wanting to come out last year was because I wasn’t sure if things would go right, but these guys playing the way they play and practice the way they practice, I’m very confident that if I come out they can continue to carry the load and do some great things for us.”

Fantasy Impact: 

This is not earth-shattering news but it speaks to the workload that Murray is expecting heading into the season. He may not be quite the bellcow he has been in recent years. He saw nearly 65% of the carries in 2013, but only played 14 games.

Ryan Williams
ESPN
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Aug 20, 2014 · 10:48 AM EDT

RB Ryan Williams, the former Arizona Cardinals second-round pick who signed with the Cowboys this summer, raised eyebrows with his impressive running late in Saturday's preseason game. But Joseph Randle, who the Cowboys gave a third-round grade coming out of Oklahoma State, has performed better on the whole since camp started and has consistently been ahead of Williams on the depth chart.

"Joe Randle right now is really playing outstanding," owner and general manager Jerry Jones said Tuesday on 105.3 FM The Fan. "That's not an exaggeration."

Randle, who averaged only 3.0 yards per carry last season, has gained 91 yards on 20 carries in two preseason games, getting a lot of his work against the San Diego Chargers' starters. He looks more decisive and more elusive than he did last season.

Fantasy Impact: 

The two are competing for the RB3 spot behind DeMarco Murray and Lance Dunbar. Who ever wins the job would likely see a jump in snaps if something happens to Murray.

DeMarco Murray
ESPN
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Aug 08, 2014 · 12:21 PM EDT

The Dallas Cowboys have talked about building their success around the offensive line, which means running the ball more.

Thursday’s preseason opener against the San Diego Chargers was a good start.

The final numbers look only pedestrian -- 23 carries, 92 yards -- but the first drive offered a bit of hope that what the line has done so far in training camp can carry over to when the games start for real Sept. 7 against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Cowboys ran the ball six times for 29 yards with the first-team offensive line on the field for one series, and that included a no gain on the first carry. Joseph Randle, who was starting while DeMarco Murray and backup Lance Dunbar rested, gained 50 yards on 13 carries.

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