Overview
- Murray, who worked out for the New York Giants on Monday, has not been signed and NFL insiders say multiple teams have shown interest in the free-agent linebacker.
- The Cowboys declined to re-sign Murray this offseason after he started 16 games in 2025 and finished with 81 tackles for Dallas.
- Analytic evaluations shadow Murray's counting stats, with Pro Football Focus ranking him near the bottom of qualifying linebackers for 2025 because of inconsistent play and poor overall grades.
- New York's linebacker room already includes Tremaine Edmunds, Arvell Reese and Micah McFadden, so any addition of Murray would likely be for veteran depth or rotational competition rather than a guaranteed starting spot.
- Murray is a six-year pro with 83 starts in 90 games and his workout highlights how teams use training-camp tryouts to add experienced, low-risk depth that can help during injuries or early-season turnover.